Covid-19: new simulation model used in world’s largest refugee settlement
A new simulation model helps with Covid-19 planning in the world’s largest refugee settlement in Bangladesh.
November lights
Anna Stringer introduces this week's editor's picks, and discusses the different forms light we've seen so far this November.
FIFA cards as world narrative manipulation
FIFA gets analysed highlighting the severity and distinctness of its societal impact.
Shellshock: a new understanding
In this article Sally Holden looks at the treatment of shellshock in World War 1 and whether it really was as bad as popular culture leads us to believe.
Taking a broader look at tourism
Natalia Brudkowska explores the wider implications of the development of the tourist sector and what they mean for us as tourists.
Recipes to help you live your dream hygge lifestyle this winter
Kate Langton explores the Danish concept of Hygge and how we can live a more comforting life this winter through food. Recipes include Danish hot chocolate, Danish apple cake and…
Is it possible to make reading a habit of discipline alongside education or is academic reading more than enough reading for students?
Mia Heffernan explores whether it is possible to cultivate a habit of reading alongside university reading and academic assignments.
COP26 – progress or hypocrisy?
Elizabeth Marney examins the promises made so far at COP26.
Review: You (Season 3)
Eugénie Merrison-Galvin reviews the third season of the hit Netflix psychological thriller 'You'.