Written by Josh Lambie – Student Writer Winter is in full force. Christmas, with its mouth-watering food, family reunions, and festive cheer – and failed New Year’s resolutions has passed. But if the cold weather, return to Uni, and looming workload have you hung-over like a few too many Brandies, fear not, here are some […]
San Franciscan producer Charlie Yin, better known as Giraffage, unveiled his extensive ‘Too Real’ European Tour this January and February receiving praise across the spectrum: ““Too Real is its own tribute to digital culture – peppered with the purring cell phone vibrations and the twinkling tones of text messages – but is subtler, sleepier and […]
Written by Dr Matt Noble Rewinding back a couple of months , over the Christmas period, it occurred to me there really is nothing more enjoyable than spending time with our family and friends. To my mind, it is also one of the few occasions you can look around a sitting room and observe both […]
A pioneering new energy firm created by two local entrepreneurs, who grew up next door to one another in Surrey, is looking to raise 250,000 pounds in investment via crowdfunding to kick start a seminal, clean energy revolution in Rwanda. ECOPOW3R, will provide off-grid solar power to rural communities in Africa, starting in Rwanda. Karl […]
Written by Tim Connor: Entrepreneur and Philanthropist As we look back at 2017, it is impossible to ignore the numerous humanitarian crises that continue to bluster their way across the globe. The continuing civil wars in Syria, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Yemen are particularly devastating in their impact on human life. From a safe […]
Written by Rohan Angus – Student Writer Though I am not one who often boasts the brilliance of a musical, ‘The Greatest Showman’ immediately cemented itself within my personal ‘Hall of Film Fame’ due to its emphatic soundtrack as well as the incomparable choreography, yet one of the greatest productions of 2017 is not without its flaws. […]
January can be a particularly difficult time for students. After the Christmas break most university students up and down the UK are catapulted straight into some of the most important winter exams of their lives. During exam periods, students are often told to get a good amount of sleep, eat well, and take […]
Written by Patrycja Domeradzka – Student Writer We’ve all struggled with deadlines: putting that essay off again and again until, before you know it, there are only 12 hours until deadline, and the only option is an all-nighter. Although it’s not good for our bodies, and even worse for stress levels, some of us find ourselves at […]
Written by Anouska Levart – Senior Features Editor For blogger Jodie Goodacre, BDP (Borderline Personality Disorder) made her feel like a human yo-yo, bouncing between states, often quicker than you can flick a switch. Jodie describes how it can feel like an out of body experience, though you have been dragged from your body and […]