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The gruesome tale of Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’.
Maddi Harding
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The psychology of fashion
Ann Joseph
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Why is it “better to have loved and lost” than “never to have loved at all”?
Zara Dewing
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The First Feminist: How Mary Wollstonecraft Changed The World
Ciaran Picker
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Five philosophical paradoxes
Alex Mortimer
‘Conclave’: a sequestered sensation
Mia looks at new film ‘Conclave’ to discover why it created such a stir on release
Iolanthe: A Review
Isabelle Bylett reviews Durham Opera Ensemble’s production of Iolanthe, an impressive and engaging operetta filled with light-hearted farce and satire.
It is time for a new self
Gwen Smit questions the way we have come to understand ourselves and place in the world through alternative ideas of the self as found in Buddhist thought.
Parasociality, Gen Z and the Plight of Luigi Mangione
‘Straight up GILF – Guy I’d Like to Free… and F***.’ This comment taken from Reddit’s r/popculture, boasting a wealth of upvotes and a wealth of replies in similar vein, leaves no doubt about the overwhelming online and public opinion of Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old ex-Penn student who was accused of killing United Healthcare CEO […]
From Student to Self Employed Indie Game Developer
Interview with Tom Lister, one of the creators of Unlock: The Game.
Creative but questionable food masterpieces
Amelia shares her most creative and unique bakes and dishes
Beauty as social currency: why are we so afraid of real skin?
Let’s unpack our cultural obsession with achieving pretty privilege and if it is truly worth spending all our mental energy on perpetuating such unrealistic goals.
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.