Chile Protests: A Country “At War”?
Chile is in a state of emergency amidst violent protests across the city. Will Guy writes from first hand-experience; about Chile's volatile experience of democracy and the prospect of progress.
Protests In Chile: It’s Not The Place You Think It Is
Will Guy comments on the several and complex motivations for the protests currently happening in Santiago, Chile, where he is currently living.
Recreating the prefect pretzel
After falling in love with a traditional German pretzel, Eleanor Warden endeavoured to re-create the bake in the comfort of her own home. The task was by no means easy,…
The enlargement of the European Union: a goal (not) to strive towards
Is the European Union ready for another round of enlargement?
The Ernst and Young Seminar: what it teaches us about gender essentialism
Ernst and Young has made the news recently with a seminar that told their female employees to conform to specific standards of work ethic, professional attire, and even fitness and…
Lab-grown Grub: Watch This Space
Lab-grown meat has been cultured for the first time in space. Annalise Murray delves into what this means for the future of space travel and the agricultural industry.
Student Life: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
With Freshers' flu settling in and housing stress about to take over, Melissa McCrow shares her advice on coping with the lows and appreciating the highs of student life.
Here is to a new start!
“Reach high, for stars lie hidden in you. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.” ― Rabindranath Tagore Hello dear readers! I hope everyone has finally managed to settle…
Zima Blue: Poolside reflections of Our Own Evolution
Scitech contributor Courtney Lancaster explores the biological underpinnings of Zima Blue, an episode of the acclaimed Netflix series Love, Death, and Robots. What might electronic upgrades tell us about our…