NUS call for “mass action” for compensation due to coronavirus disruption
University students have been asked to sign up for a ‘mass action’ for compensation because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Noah Keate
A socially distanced bookshop is better than no bookshop
As lockdown restrictions are being eased, Noah Keate shares his experience of browsing the Waterstones bookshop with its new social distancing restrictions
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‘Shape’ initiative aims to promote arts, humanities and social sciences
A national rebranding drive to promote the arts, humanities and social sciences, named ‘Shape’, is being set up this week by the London School of Economics (LSE), the British Academy and Arts Council England (ACE).
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‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is the perfect antidote to lockdown stress
Noah Keate shares his review of 'One Man, Two Guvnors' whilst in lockdown.
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A green future for oil and gas companies
The company Shell has announced plans to reach net-zero by 2050. As the world’s third-largest company, Shell is active in every part of the oil and gas industry. However, the company’s chief executive Ben van Beurden has stated that Shell ‘needs to go further with our own ambitions.’ Its current...
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How to have a positive morning routine in lockdown
Without our normal routines and busy schedules, keeping a sleeping pattern is difficult. Noah Keate explains the benefits of having a morning routine but also the importance of getting enough sleep.
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Essay writing services make education meaningless
Noah Keate argues that the demand for essay writing services reflects deeper issues in education.
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ABBA: we ‘Thank You For The Music’
After being voted the best Eurovision song ever in the BBC's lockdown special of the European music event, Noah Keate investigates why ABBA are still so popular, 47 years on from their Eurovision win.
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Why are anti-lockdown protests taking place?
What are the key components of a free, liberal society? Many would argue freedom of movement within a state is key: the ability to move around a country without state interference, surveillance or regulation. Similarly, freedom of association is regarded as a vital part. Individuals have always viewed the ability...
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Reflections on my first year at Warwick
Noah Keate reflects on his first year at Warwick, considering what he could have done differently and why it was so enjoyable.
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Cambridge Literary Festival’s online transition has been brilliant
Noah Keate looks at the Cambridge Literary Festival's online form as the Cambridge Listening Festival and how it compares to the in person event
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The realism of ‘The A Word’ makes it so brilliant
Noah Keate reviews series three of ‘The A Word‘, praising its exploration of the realism facing families who have autistic children, and its ability to entertain as well as educate individuals.
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Wind farms: a public eyesore or a force for change?
Wind farms, like every renewable energy source, have their own environmental benefits and flaws. In the aftermath of this pandemic, the world will have to decide how it will power itself towards a sustainable future. This means greater policy-making and more honest discussions about renewable energy sources. Could wind power...
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