End of Term Overview: the Biggest events of Epiphany term 2018
An overview of the biggest events of Epiphany term 2018 both locally and globally, plus our final Editor's Picks of the week until Easter term.
2018
The staying power of Friends: Still raking in viewings after two decades
I’m currently shattered from a lack of sleep. Summatives? No. Staying up all night re-watching the entirety of Friends for the third time? Guilty. Friends first aired in September 1994.…
Ring of Steel: Trump’s Misguided Protectionism
Kate Murphy explores the economic consequences of President Trump's steel tariffs
How Many Humans Are Too Many? Where We Draw the Line and Why It Matters
‘The Population Bomb’ by Paul Erhlich and Anne Ehrlich (uncredited) caught the world’s attention towards the end of the 1960s through warnings of imminent global disasters of Malthusian proportions such…
Hannah Taylor Writes an Essay
What does Queer Eye, Communist Marching, Call the Midwife and Glee have in common? It's what I occupy myself with while I comprehensively ignore my summative.
Review: Buttered Toast’s ‘The Crust’
Buttered Toast brings an original night of student comedy, drama and performance in its Epiphany Term showcase: 'The Crust'
Gender Equality in 2018
Katie Fraser discusses the achievements of women in the past year and the need to create greater equality in 2018.
Vegan Pancake Recipe
A delicious vegan treat, perfect for any time of they day
Christian Siriano: A breath of fresh air
A true talent working towards change for the better, Christian Siriano really is a breath of fresh air for the fashion industry.
The Times They Are a-Changin’
George Mullins' article examines the impact left-wing ideology has had on western folk music and why to him such music is inspiring