‘Boyhood’: is life just a series of milestones?
Caitlin Painter reflects on the modern masterpiece 'Boyhood', and the importance of celebrating life's small moments in the times of COVID-19.
Biden Doctrine: introducing the new team behind US foreign policy
Stella Baricic takes a closer look at Biden’s new State Department and their foreign policy priorities in the post-Trump era.
An homage to Hong Kong
In the third instalment of The Bubble’s travel series entitled Home, we look at Hong Kong once more. A city large and exciting enough to almost have its own series,…
Hostility imposed overnight: the threat of the EU settlement Scheme
On the 30th June 2021, any European EEA+ resident who has not applied for the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) will lose their legal status and face criminal charges, detention and…
Bridgerton’s Duke: modern-day Darcy or a complete ‘rake’?
Regé-Jean Page’s immaculate portrayal of Simon Bassett, the Duke of Hastings and his pristine foreplay with a spoon has been etched into the minds of 82 million viewers for a…
Do cats cause mental illness?
Listen: I’m a dog person. I don’t have much justification for this belief, except to say that I’ve thought for some time that many cats have a frankly nefarious vibe.…
English Literature: Lockdown Edition
Millicent Stott reflects on life as a first-year English Literature student adapting to online learning
Online interviews, getting enough sleep and the digital detox
Online interviews, getting enough sleep and making time for the things we love amidst the hectic schedules we have
Imaginative travel: ‘Notes from a Small Island’
Despite ongoing lockdown restrictions and hopes of travel still far from being realised, we are determined not to let hopes dry up. Although we can’t travel in the most traditional…