Taking a look at Shadow Kanji from Persona 4 Golden
An analysis of how this game looks at identity in the case of Kanji Tatsumi
New Fiction to Look Out for in 2020
Natasha Ketel provides you with an insight into the top book titles for 2020.
DUCFS WKND
This year, the DUCFS emphasis on its two chosen charities, #STOPTHETRAFFIK and Fashion Revolution, is greater than ever. With the stress of summative season looming, the DUCFS WKND offers the…
Unenlightened centrism: the dangers of forced political balance
The increasingly worrying prevalence of unnecessary balance in reporting and politics.
The Weird and Wonderful Names of Scientific Discoveries
How do scientists name their discoveries? Editor Elisabeth Aiton looks at wordplay done right, and gone wrong - touching on Mini frogs, quarks and mutant fruit flies.
Caravaggio: a seminal painter in the history of Western art
In the first week of the new year, Francesca reflects back on 2019 as an important year for the Italian painter Caravaggio and why his legacy continues today.
Talkin’ ‘Bout A Revolution: Music in the American Civil Rights Movement
The USA: the largest global economy, the self-titled world’s police, the so-called ‘home of freedom’. All pretty impressive titles, but to what extent the latter two are accurate is certainly…
The Crown: Series Three Review – ‘a sparkling addition to the jewel in Netflix’s gilded crown’
Maximus McCabe-Abel reviews the third series of popular Netflix drama 'The Crown'.
The Magical Ingredient to Postcolonial Literature
Chiara Maurino explores fantasy in post colonial literature through Marquez's '100 years of solitude' and Morrison's 'Beloved'.
Macron and the fate of Europe
It is often said that Europeans will never be serious international actors, in contrast to the US, because they do not have the will to be so. Emmanuel Macron is…