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The Bubble discusses an open letter which has been presented to Durham University's sociology department about the treatment of northern and working-class students
Assassin's Creed Valhalla just released its second seasonal event and it fails to impress or innovate from what came before.
Charlotte Grimwade explores the importance of the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games in regard to the American Black Power movement.
Meg Luesley discusses how a game's music can augment its power to tell a story.
Daniel Arsham has been one of the most iconic artists of this generation. His work has been displayed in hundreds of exhibitions, and he is one of the favourite artists…
Bartek Maj provides profound insight into the film 'Paterson'.
Meg Luesley makes the case for accessible difficulty in video games.
Siobhan Gardiner reviews the latest news that the long-running cartoon "The Simpsons" has been renewed for yet another season.
How is the world reacting to Harry and Meghan's seismic interview?
With the franchise heating back up, now is the time to look back on Mass Effect's last controversial entry and decide whether it was as bad it we all thought…