Durham researchers reveal story of the medieval bishop who predicted modern science (nearly…)
The astonishing discovery comes as part of a Durham University research project, reports Rory Tingle.
Resurrecting Society: How to Change the World
Tobias Thornes begins a new series for the Easter Term by exploring how society might be resurrected for the better.
Wild Ones
Harriet Mallinson compares life in Italy with that in health-and-safety-conscious England.
Nick vs. Nigel: the real dilemma
Josh Newmark provides his take on the recent debates between Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg.
Gethsemane to Golgotha: A Spiritual Journey in Sound
David Lewis reflects upon Matthew Warren’s new sound installation, Gethsemane to Golgotha, which has plunged listeners into the sound world of the Passion this Holy Week.
Feral Flowers
Maria Zaikina shares her slam poem, adding a darker twist to spring’s floral theme.
Fairphone: more than the phone
Chas Nelson introduces the Fairphone and explains why it constitutes fairer technology.
Review: Franz Ferdinand Newcastle O2 Academy 27/03/14
Rory McInnes-Gibbons reviews Franz Ferdinand’s recent gig at the Newcastle O2 Academy.
The Greatest Women in Literature
In honour of International Women’s Day, Whizzy Gorman selects ten of the greatest female writers in history.
Fred Phelps: An Evangelical Christian Perspective
In the wake of Fred Phelps’ death, Will Fremont-Barnes discusses his approach to this fellow Christian who preached hate.