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“I mean, historically I guess rapists as a population haven’t been viewed very positively,” commented registered Alabama sex offender Jim Baker*. “People don’t really understand our way of life. It…
A case study of how national politics can spill over into non-partisan societies within universities
Unsure of what to do over the upcoming long summer break? Isabel Carmichael-Davis takes you through five reads that are perfect to get you through the summer.
A thought on kindness
'Skilful lines of the darkest humour' - Isabella Briers reviews Buttered Toast's The Human Flesh.
'Depictions of various moments in life reinforced by excellent singing and tight choreography' - Will Hutchings reveals Tone Deaf Theatre Company's '35mm: A Musical Exhibition.'
The venue: the Royal Geographical Society. The motion: ‘We’ve Never Had it so Good.’ For the motion: two interchangeable rationalists armed with pie charts and line graphs demonstrably proving that…
The London press screening of Avengers: Endgame took place on April 23rd. I was lucky enough to be able to go to it with other Marvel superfans. It was wild.
Going into the final term of first year, Melissa McCrow addresses her fresher self with a look back on her year.
Artwork Thoughts: Femininity, Sexuality and the Taboo of the Naked Woman
Triphena Axworthy gives her thoughts on artist and the muse, innocence and sexuality, and how art provides a safe place for exploration and reinvention.