Film & TV
Film Editor Oliver Weir discusses the modern classic 'The Act of Killing' about the perpetrators of the 1965/66 Indonesian massacres which took the lives of over 1,000,000 communists, farmers, union members, intellectuals, and ethnic Chinese. Director Joshua Oppenheimer asks the perpetrators to recreate the heinous
Music
Each week Michael Kohn introduces us to one famous and one obscure classical composition, attempting to break down barriers and make the genre more accessible. Last week was Ravel and Britten featuring French Horns.
Music
Music Editor Asad Raja reviews Roy Juxon's new single GTYG
Business
A summary of movements in the market and by business by investment writer Riccardo Pierre
Business
Investment writer Nikil Narayanan looks at how venture capital funding has shaped business in recent years and the direction it is now headed
Culture
Felix Art presents its weekly column featuring student artwork. This week we have an oil on canvas painting 'The duality' by Esma Uzar of the Department of Aeronautics
Culture
Felix arts continues its feature of the winners of this years Blyth Art Fellowship and Blyth Art Award, and their artwork.
Culture
Felix Art introduces weekly column featuring student artwork and invites student contribution
Editorial
This week we received an unusual piece from a student for publication. Published in the comment section this week, we initially struggled to know what to do with it. A comment article is usually an attempt to convince. It is open about its opinions, but it hopes, through humour, reason
Editorial
I have spent this week glued to the Worldometer.info COVID cases tracker. The website offers just the right level of statistical detail. Not too much, to prevent information overload and enough variety to allow for frequent viewing. The format is simple. Two sets of graphs showing the number of
Catnip
Negafelix is up to all sorts of trouble in this article.
Opinion
Negafelix opines on the radical new policy introduced to curb violence in the capital.