Pi Online Archive
Pope Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
The Holy Father has been reassuring, saying that “It was detected at a very early stage and is well-localized.”.
UCL Caledonian Society: The Only Scot I Met Was a Beginner Too
Lines broke and re-formed. People spun too far, recovered and laughed. I was still getting it wrong, but I was no longer getting it wrong alone.
Coco Gauff Faces Onslaught of Racist Abuse During China Open
Coco Gauff became the latest female athlete to face a wave of online abuse after her third-round win at the China Open. She is far from alone.
Recap of Holborn and St Pancras by-election
Labour have just passed their most recent political test with flying colours, defending the Holborn and St Pancras constituency with a comfortable 45.2% voter share for Sagal Abdi-Wali.
Spy at the Head of Germany’s Security Agency
It is highly concerning that Hanning’s arrest is now the second time in just 3 years that a BND agent has been arrested and tried for leaking classified information.
Are We Obsessed With Ourselves?
While a certain amount of insecurity is natural, it seems our unintended narcissism pulls us away from who we are, towards who we think we should be.
Student Protests Continue in France
The now widespread movement began on the 21st September with a smaller protest against overcrowded classrooms in Créteil, a Parisian suburb.
North Korea: The Unlikely Superpower of Women’s Football
Last month in Poland, a new generation of North Korean players reached another under-20 World Cup final.
Pi to the Nearest Decimal - A Brief History of UCL’s Oldest Student Publication
A Brief History of UCL’s Oldest Student Publication
