Issue 1661

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Issue 1661

The Salesman | Exploring the impact of violent acts

Asghar Farhadi’s Academy Award-winning film examines how single incidents spiral out, affecting all aspects of our lives, as a couple deal with the fallout from an assault committed in their own home.

Business School appoints new Dean

*Dean-dong* There’s a new guy in town

Jack’s back | Samurai Jack

Time doesn’t heal all wounds

Spiced rack of lamb with char-grilled, smoked aubergine dip

Lamb season will be starting in a couple weeks and this means only one thing – you are allowed to enjoy a fancy meat you normally ignore for the easier to cook beef or pork. Get ready to salivate with this easy to make lamb delicacy.

A beginner’s guide to public sex

Let's talk dogging

The American Dream | Prints exposing US consumerism

The American Dream: pop to the present is on at the British Museum until 18th June

High off life

Another one of Mr. Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science

So you want to run an Elections 2018 campaign?

Alexandre Adler advises you on how to win an election – warning: it involves a lot of human interaction

Imperial divestment campaign revived

But will it succeed where the last one failed?

Practice room due to re-open (maybe)

The due date has already been pushed back two months

My first week with Switch

The Switch made the news for its innovation but is it any good? Cale Tilford dishes on its performance