The United States and United Kingdom: A Special Relationship?
Is the much touted 'Special Relationship' between Britain and America more than a simple diplomatic slogan?
June 2019
Director’s Note: Test Bed
"In the era of bio-politics and surveillance, this is increasingly contemporary..."
Review: Lips Don’t Lie
My Thursday evening involved flying tampons, Fleabag recreations, and powerfully funny student writing. I heard more about vaginas than I have in my entire life, and it was a hoot.…
Review: Constellations
‘Constellations’: string theory, time as a human construct, free will as an illusion, questions about the reasons and purpose of our existence. A non-linear structure and an extremely sparse stage…
Couch to 0k: How Not To Run A Marathon
From couch to sofa: how I didn’t run a marathon in 8 weeks – and how you could not do it, too. Because running marathons is hard bro DAY ONE…
Review: Gutted
As part of ‘What We Aren’t Supposed to Talk About,’ an event dedicated to the discussion and challenging of taboos, Gutted explores a condition that is rarely spoken about: Ulcerative…
Why did Change UK Fail?
Myles Blackwell gives four reasons as to why Change UK proved to be such a disaster.
Seeing The Unseeable: How we obtained The First Black Hole Image
“We have seen what we thought was unseeable,” Sheperd Doeleman, EHT director. Victoria Fawcett explains the story behind the iconic image and its significance to physics.
Everyday Politics: A Year In Review
As we move towards the end of the academic year, the 'Everyday Politics' editors look back at their highlight articles of the year.
Review: The One
"The ending of the play is emotionally shattering..."