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In Part I of this article, Audrey Wong introduces the genre of Chinese wuxia novels and their sociocultural importance, and begins to explore the reasons behind their lack of traction…
Find out about the influence of Warhol's work and where you can see his artworks on campus.
Punita Chan delves into why the Five Nights at Freddy's lore is the convoluted mess that it is.
Ann Joseph explores the history of Miu Miu, the reasons behind its rise in popularity and the fashion comeback of ballet flats.
Food Editor Alexander Ringsmith gives his top picks for autumnal dishes to make the most of what's on offer over Bonfire night.
Jack Farrant explores the context in which the Tulip Mania of 1636-7 developed and looks at potential modern parallels.
In this article, Charlotte Cole discusses the importance of placing emphasis on the mundane moments in life where 'nothing really happens', instead of constantly seeking the next biggest exciting thing,…
Catriona Eke considers the environmental impact of going paperless.
As I’m sure most stressed students would agree, the beginning of the school year is a turbulent time, and leaves us longing for a comforting reminder of home. Many of…
Esme Bell discusses the turmoil from the ongoing COVID-19 inquiry, and the troubling legacy it leaves for the government.