Short and sweet: five philosophy papers in five minutes
Alex Mortimer discusses some of the shortest - but most engaging and impactful - papers in philosophy and logic.
Five student budget-friendly date ideas
Ways to celebrate this February without breaking the bank.
Angry artists vs robots in the age of A.I.
Victoria Cheng looks at the phenomenon of A.I. generated art and its implications on creative production.
Pre-Season Testing and What’s to Come: F1 2023
The reveal of the new 2023 car models and a few predictions for the upcoming F1 season!
Show yourself some love this Valentine’s- a day full of indulgent recipes for one.
Kate Langton discusses her views on a single Valentine's and shows that, by creating some indulgent recipes, you can make this potentially difficult day full of self-love and joy.
Forget the ‘Bond Girl’ – what about the Bond villainess?
Josh Goodwin reviews his top ten female villains in the James Bond franchise.
Does perfect skin have a price tag?
Tara Clemmit explores the affordability and correlative quality of skincare
The art of making: the Apollo camera
As a sequel to 'The art of making: Kodak and the Lunar Orbiter Program', Catchik Paul Jordan traces the fascinating story of Hasselblad and NASA's collaboration during the 1960s, which…
How to deal with not being the best
In this article, Kirsten Meek explores the concept of letting go of perfectionism and dealing with not being the best.
A lost generation: the literary landscape of 1920s Paris
Edie Gilmour explores the community of writers, or 'Lost Generation', living in Paris in the 1920s.