A poem to say I loved you
Eden Cain reflects on a previous relationship and the catharsis that follows new beginnings with her poem entitled 'A poem to say I loved you.'
October 2020
A Celebration of Black Led and Written TV Shows
Emily Potts discusses television shows that star or are written by black creators that need to be added to your watchlists.
Brexit – A Bone for Russia
The Russia Report confirmed what most already suspected - Russia is watching Brexit unfold with glee. The article analyses everything that Putin has to gain from Britain's exit for the…
The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 2)
People who don’t read history don’t know what they’re missing, something that it is a tremendous shame. Immensely interesting, richly written but never overly detailed, very readable and at times…
The Absurdity of Realism in Video Games
Zara Lane looks at the struggle between realism and fun in recent video games.
The American Story: Conversations with Master Historians (Part 1)
A light, but tremendously enjoyable read that covers a broad period history – from the Founding Fathers to Ronald Reagan. Each chapter focuses on an individual figure, mostly former Presidents…
A guide to at-home-productivity
From my personal reflections, I have found that there are three main factors that contribute to overall productivity: motivation, momentum, and discipline.
Procrastination via home-made cereal
As we enter the second week of term, and our commitments and schoolwork begin to pile up, you may find yourself wishing to do anything besides schoolwork. It is an…
Lockdown in 100 films
Caitlin Painter looks at the importance of film during the pandemic
Why we should be talking about Yemen
Anna Leach discusses the on going humanitarian crisis in Yemen.