Tish Murtha: A Photographer Overlooked
Lily Turnbull discusses North East photographer Tish Murtha, and why we should all know her name.
Culture & Arts
William Morris, A Call to Art, and the Place of Literature
Eleanor House offers her thoughts on the Fitzwilliam Museum's most recent exhibition.
Squid-heads And Fish-heads: Understanding Historical Prejudice Through Star Wars
Through the lens of xenophobic Star Wars aliens, Elliott Candler seeks to explore the foundations of prejudice – and how it can be overcome.
A Weekend at the Young Adult Literature Convention (YALC)
Maddy Hui reviews her experience at the Young Adult Literature Convention (YALC) in London.
In the Age of AI, Even Experts Can’t Tell What Is Authentic
Take a close look at the two images above: One is a real photograph, and the other was made by AI. Can you tell which is which? Comment your guess…
Industry’s Harper and Yasmin: the Emotionally Complex Side of Corporate Finance
Amelia McGoldrick explores the tumultuous relationships of HBO's Industry.
Churn It Out: Turnitin’s New AI Epiphany
Georgia Rae writes a satirical commentary on Turnitin’s recent AI policy proposal.
Boats
A short poem about the Earth's reaction to the first day of summer.
A Retelling that Heals – A Partial Review of The Other Bennet Sister
Natasha Ranawake explores period dramas and the importance of Mary Bennet's storyline.
In Defence of the Towns Between the Tour Stops
Stephanie Mackey reflects on the importance of artists showing up for the small scenes.