Trump’s gracious defeat: How to persuade the world you won in 9 steps
How does one become so delusional as to persuade the world they won? Read our 9-step guide to find out how to lose an election à la Trump.
Culture & Arts
From page to screen: my favourite adaptations
Taking a personal look at some of her favourite television adaptations, Isabella Briers considers the way each one has left a lasting impression.
Review: ‘Hostage’
Meg Luesley sees great potential and moments of brilliance in Sightline Productions' student-written show 'Hostage'.
St. Paul Goes to the Cinema: Paddington 2
St. Paul Goes to the Cinema investigates how Paddington in Paddington 2 mirrors the portrayal of Jesus as depicted in the Gospel of John.
Falling in Love with Jane Austen’s ‘Pride and Prejudice’
A recommendation of Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice'.
A (Very) Brief History of Transgenderism
Happy Transgender Awareness Week! That start alone will have been enough to deter some people from reading on. They’ll think ‘typical lefty snowflake student’ and ‘transgenderism doesn’t even exist’. Now…
Trending Design Patterns of 2020.
This article investigates the design patterns that have emerged in 2020. The design trends have been Retro Futurism, Seamless Surrealism, Fine art infusion, and Elements of nature.
Parable films: our modern guiding tales
Luke Herring explores the idea of 'parable films' by examining some film classics.
Feeling for the Falling Protagonist – The Sorrows of Young Werther
Janet Cheng interrogates on The Sorrows of Young Werther, where you feel for the falling protagonist.