Frontline science is ever changing. Every week, you can tune into the BBC’s science section and see how a lab has ‘developed’ a new cure for cancer, or we hear about a novel invention of forms of green energy pledged to revolutionise how we power the world. Amid all these...
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Night-time was shining. Two of us had just finished eating in the park; A moonlit dinner of hummus and cheese bread, An unusual and dedicated delicacy. We met all of you – our friends – in the road next to the restaurant. Happy hour was over, in theory perhaps. While...
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Yaëlle and I have been friends since high school – we have seen each other’s paths to (young) adulthood since leaving the Pays de Gex (France) where we partly grew up. After finishing school, Yaëlle went to Paris and studied Literature and Humanities for two years in prépa in the...
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We met, and no one really knew each other. We had fun anyways, so it didn’t matter. The rooms were nice, the kitchen smelled awful So disgusting, in fact, it spelled university. We were happy. We met when the sun was up, sweatshirts tied around our waists. We changed time....
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Anatomy of a Fall, or L’Anatomie d’une Chute, emerged as the winner of this year’s prestigious Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Masterfully directed by Justine Triet, this remarkable film portrays the events following the death of Samuel Malewski, a teacher and writer found dead in front of his...
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There once was a snake with a funny rigid hat, which looked like a straw hat, but wasn’t actually made of straw. The snake was very sociable indeed. His slithering, far from being sly, made him a discrete and pleasant companion; he was able to adapt very easily to the...
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Does getting COVID during your semester abroad sound like your worst nightmare? Zoe Barret takes us on a week-long journey in Hong Kong's Community Isolation Facility.
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Zoé Barret discusses power and gender in modern society.
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Zoe Barret discusses the art of Dadaism globally, as well as its relevance and cultural significance in the 21st century.
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