Student Life in the era of Covid
Georgia Heath reflects on how student life has changed, and distorted our memories of what a university experience truly is.
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Covid and the importance of mental health awareness
Isabel C.Davis introduces the Editor's picks for this week and reflects on the increased openness about mental health
Lockdown Lessons
Melissa McCrow shares the positive messages that she has learnt over the last few months in lockdown.
Preprint Articles in a Pandemic: Friend or Foe?
Research on COVID-19 is flooding preprint servers which publish findings before specialist scrutiny. Alex Bird asks whether this trend to make science instantly accessible could be magnifying the spread of…
The invisible work of religious groups in providing coronavirus care
Joe Banfield sheds light on the vital work of religious communities during the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus: Learn From the Past to Help the Present
George Santayana once said that "Those who do not learn from history are condemned to repeat it". Looking back at the 20th Century Spanish Flu Pandemic, what does it teach…
My Year Abroad – The Corona Virus Edition
Ah corona, not only have you savagely cut my second year short, but now you have the audacity to impact my year abroad.
The beauty which Covid-19 failed to take away from the UK this Spring
This spring Cherry blossoms the gift of presence, as nature is business as usual during Covid-19
The Unprecedented Times to Come After Coronavirus
Unprecedented seems to be a word we keep hearing, again and again. On the news, throughout university update emails, and even on seemingly every social media post out there. It’s…
It’s Okay, I Preferred Being Indoors Anyway
I don’t want to spur on sentiments of British exceptionalism or uniqueness, as I find that these pander to some of our more obnoxious stereotypes, such as empire and bangers…