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The Dark Side of Black Friday

The Dark Side of Black Friday

Lifestyle & CultureAnezka KhanDecember 15, 2024Consumerism, Capitalism, Economy, Black Friday, Shopping, ClothingComment

Film Piracy and The 'Invisible' People It Actually Hurts

Film Piracy and The 'Invisible' People It Actually Hurts

Lifestyle & CultureEmma IhonorDecember 15, 2024Film, film piracy, illegal tradeComment

Martial Law in South Korea Reversed Overnight

Martial Law in South Korea Reversed Overnight

NewsMaryam MohammedDecember 14, 2024World news, South KoreaComment

Colonial Shadows in Scientific Journalism: A Legacy of Bias?

Colonial Shadows in Scientific Journalism: A Legacy of Bias?

Science and TechTiegan FlynnDecember 14, 2024science, Journalism, Decolonising the Curriculum, Colonialism, PostcolonialismComment

French Law Prompted to Change After Gisèle Pelicot Case

French Law Prompted to Change After Gisèle Pelicot Case

NewsJasmine HardingDecember 14, 2024France, World news, gisele pelicotComment

Icelandic Volcano Erupts for the Seventh Time this Year

Icelandic Volcano Erupts for the Seventh Time this Year

NewsFreya LyneDecember 14, 2024Iceland, Volcano, Natural Event, Europe, GeographyComment

Shrinking Spheres: Are Third Spaces Disappearing in London?

Shrinking Spheres: Are Third Spaces Disappearing in London?

OpinionMaddie CrozierDecember 11, 2024Opinion, London, Social Isolation, Social media, Social Media, Night Life, Bars, London LifeComment

London Smithfield Market to Close after 800 Historic Years

London Smithfield Market to Close after 800 Historic Years

NewsMaryam MohammedDecember 10, 2024Smithfield, London, London News, News, UK, London Politics, CommerceComment

The World is Quiet Here: On South Korea’s Martial Law, Silence, and Solidarity

The World is Quiet Here: On South Korea’s Martial Law, Silence, and Solidarity

OpinionHenah KwakDecember 10, 2024South Korea, martial law, Presidency, Yoon Suk Yeol, politics, democracy, Coups, governmentComment

Strength Through Trauma: What We Can Learn From Gisèle Pelicot

Strength Through Trauma: What We Can Learn From Gisèle Pelicot

OpinionArgentine VanekDecember 10, 2024gisele pelicot, Sexual abuse, justice, Women's rights, FranceComment

Are Journalists Engaging in ‘Sanewashing’ When Reporting Trump?

Are Journalists Engaging in ‘Sanewashing’ When Reporting Trump?

OpinionJoe WhitemanDecember 8, 2024US Politics, Trump, Donald Trump, President Trump, Presidency, Presidential Election, US president, 2024 US Presidential Elections, Republican Party, republican, Media, JournalismComment

December Deadlines Coming up? The Neuroscience of Procrastination

December Deadlines Coming up? The Neuroscience of Procrastination

Science and TechJames WheatleyDecember 7, 2024worklife, Student lifeComment

A Thrifter’s Guide to Sustainably Surviving London Winters

A Thrifter’s Guide to Sustainably Surviving London Winters

Lifestyle & CultureRoberta HartleyDecember 7, 2024Clothing, Thrifting, Art, Culture, Lifestyle, London, Climate, EnvironmentComment

Protest Culture: Do Demonstrations Still Work?

Protest Culture: Do Demonstrations Still Work?

FeaturesDuniya JanDecember 7, 2024Protest, politics, Political Protest, DemocracyComment

What are child-bearing hips? How has science been used to uphold the patriarchy?

What are child-bearing hips? How has science been used to uphold the patriarchy?

Science and TechAashi TibrewalDecember 7, 2024Sexism, science, pseudoscience, Children, Patriarchy, Women's rights Comment

Transactional and Trusting: Life Drawing and the Relationship Between Artist and Model

Transactional and Trusting: Life Drawing and the Relationship Between Artist and Model

Lifestyle & CultureLucy TappinDecember 7, 2024Art, Culture, Body imageComment

What exactly is #Deinfluencing?

What exactly is #Deinfluencing?

Lifestyle & CultureArgentine VanekDecember 6, 2024Social media, influencer, Trends, Media, Technology, Apps, ConsumerismComment

UCL’s The Welkin: A Story of Female Injustice and Power

UCL’s The Welkin: A Story of Female Injustice and Power

Lifestyle & CultureMaisy GledhillDecember 6, 2024UCL, UCL Shows, Review, Culture, UCL Culture, UCL Event, Bloomsbury TheatreComment

Inside the London Student Halls Owned by Opus Dei

Inside the London Student Halls Owned by Opus Dei

FeaturesIsobel KnightDecember 5, 2024religion and politics, Religion, Trump, catholic churchComment

Why this? Why Now? Interview with Louisa Connolly-Burnham, Director of Sister Wives (2024)

Why this? Why Now? Interview with Louisa Connolly-Burnham, Director of Sister Wives (2024)

Features, Lifestyle & CultureDiana SDecember 5, 2024Feminism, CinemaComment