Tap Here to Stop Food Waste
Three entrepreneuring startups come together to discuss tackling food waste. Monami Miyamoto reports
Issue 1714
15th Feb 2019
Debt and Equity: 2 sides of the same coin
Just as a plant needs water for growth, so does a business require capital to expand. Debt and equity are two sides of the same coin. A company may choose to finance itself with debt or equity or a combination of the two. The company approaches banks or investors for
Voluntourism: wasting time abroad
Comment writer Sara Ahmed thinks that voluntourism is coming to a well-deserved end.
Union to scrap breakfast offering following huge losses
The trial of Union Breakfast has come to an end, just five months after its launch
Union Reform has only just begun – now we need you
This week comment writer Ansh Bhatnagar argues for your support for far reaching and enduring Union reform
The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Name
Love is in the air at this romantic time of year but is it for everyone? This Valentine’s Day, Arts writer Tesni Haddon-Macmillan considers repression of different forms of love through the ages.
The Bhangra Showdown 2019
Taking place on 2nd March 2019, The Bhangra Showdown (TBS), an interuniversity Bhangra competition, is back for its 12th edition. This time, it returns to the prestigious Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith.
Smash Corner-Pokémon Trainer - Gotta Play ‘Em All
Did you have trouble choosing what to wear this morning? Or deciding what to eat for lunch today? Then we got the perfect Smash fighter for you, with characters #33, 34 and 35, Pokémon Trainer
Noonday Dream revisited: How one gig opened my eyes to the full beauty of Ben Howard’s latest album
Released back in June 2018, Ben Howard’s Noonday Dream was drastically unlike any of his previous works, dividing fans and critics alike. Initially panned by many (music writer Alex Large included) for its sombre and desolate tones , the album is a slow burner that has to be experienced live
Nerone and Poppea - Falling for the Villains
This Valentines Day, Arts Writer Maria Portela reflects on one of opera’s great romances... how can we love the unlovable?
London is at knife’s edge: fatal stabbings at record high
How can we handle the situation?
Left Off the Shelf
Despite increasing diversity in many industries, the literary scene is still white-dominated. Books writer Rahul Mehta explores the reasons why and what we can do about it.