Change as a Catalyst for Art: Metamorphosis and Harry Styles’s ‘As It Was’.
Change, and how it acts as the most effective catalyst for artistic expression through music.
covid
The Johnson delusion: how the government failed during covid-19
Esme Bell discusses the turmoil from the ongoing COVID-19 inquiry, and the troubling legacy it leaves for the government.
Covid continues to linger in Emilia Clarke’s play ‘The Seagull’
Josh Goodwin recounts his three failed attempts to watch Emilia Clarke's 'The Seagull'.
Coping with Covid
Davina Veselichka discusses some tried and tested ways to beat boredom during Covid-19 isolation.
Coronavirus: the unspoken consequences in young people
Marlia Van't-Sant explores the impact of Covid-19 on young people, discussing parosmia and its adverse effects.
A giant squid, and other worthy uses of Covid grants
After a particularly interesting use of a Covid relief grant hit the headlines this week, Anna Stringer suggests other causes worthy of a few (s)quid here and there.
Improvise, adapt, overcome: fighting Covid and Brexit to be on my year abroad
Planning a year abroad is stressful. Especially in 2020/2021. Ava Cohen recounts the difficulties she has overcome to be able to pursue her year abroad in the wake of a…
The news we have missed whilst COVID has dominated
Lucy Malone explores the new stories we have missed in the year COVID has dominated the headlines
‘Will you remember us when this is over?’ An inclusive post-Covid world
Lockdown has allowed some people who have chronic illnesses to experience more elements of 'daily' life than ever before. When Covid restrictions become a memory, we must all work to…
Increased demand for male domestic abuse support during lockdown
A Durham University study, in partnership with the charity Respect, has shown that pleas for help increased by up to 60% during the first UK-wide lockdown.