Gift Unknowingly Given
A poem that close-reads nature and seeks to learn from its surroundings.
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Extinction Rebellion: a force for good?
Catriona Inglis discusses Extinction Rebellions recent inclusion in a domestic extremism guide.
Mysticète
In light of the recent Lumiere event, Janina reflects upon a luminescent spectacle that truly inspired her.
36 Day Social Media Detox
Amie Bawa reflects on her recent trip to Argentina, where she took the ultimate plunge and deactivated all of her social media accounts. In her opinion, it was the best…
My Volunteering Experience at Buddha Garden
For four weeks during the month of August 2017, I went for therapy. I would get up at 5: 30 am and cycle to my therapist every weekday on muddy…
Getting Muddy for Mitzvah day
Traditionally, the word ‘Mitzvah’ has meant ‘commandment’, but as years have gone by, this translation has progressed into meaning ‘good deed’ or ‘charitable act’. It is through this idea that…
An Overview: The Theology of Science
Theology and science are often thought of as being equal but separate in their influence on our perceptions, but is it possible to see the two as intertwined?
A Page or Two on Paradise
Ellen O'Rourke reminisces on a 17-day trip to Borneo, South-East Asia. From dodging creepy-crawlies to sampling the local cuisine, she tells us why this trip was one to remember.
Bees’ maths ability second to none
Ed Gardner explains the evidence that bees can grasp the complicated concept of zero.
Flowers sparkle when exposed to UV light!
And so do many other things (clue: kitties involved)...