Books
A trip down memory lane: two mini reviews
Over the Christmas break, Books writer Pavan Inguva revisited some old book purchases - and realised the timelessness of themes and inclinations.
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Culture
Rattled: A spotlight on postnatal mental health
Rachel Harper shines in a brilliant solo show as a woman confronting her fractured childhood, shining a much-needed light on female mental health.
Liberation
National Student Pride 2019: More Pride, Less Prejudice
As LGBT History Month draws to a close, National Student Pride (NSP), the UK’s largest LGBT+ careers fair, holds its annual conference at the University of Westminster. NSP brings a vibrant mix of graduate careers fairs, conferences, debates, cinema screenings, parties, exhibitions, and workshops to London. This weekend sees
Opinion
What to do with a man like Neeson?
In the wake of the scandal surrounding Liam Neeson we must reflect on what to do with racists and bigots to make society work for all of us.
Business
Sovereign debt: a tale of two dilemma’s
At the beginning of the month, Beth Hammack, a senior Goldman Sachs banker and chair of the government advisory group know as the Treasury Bond Advisory Committee sent a letter to Steven Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary, warning that according to TBAC calculations, America will need to sell $12 trillion of bonds
Culture
The Justice Syndicate
An innovative, incisive, and much-needed scrutiny of our attitudes in the #MeToo era.
Opinion
Where is the line?
Amidst ever increasing living costs and in spite of their huge surplus, the university continues to make cut after cut. When are we going to tell them enough is enough?
News
So, you think you know me...?
You Know My Name (YKMN) Campaign
Politics
Brexit to end the NHS: Hypochondria or the real deal?
Born in 1948, the NHS has survived through a lot. However, like many other 70 year olds, the NHS is facing multiple chronic issues that cannot be fixed with a simple operation. Patients are waiting longer and longer to see a doctor, both in GP practices and A&Es.
Culture
Crime and Punishment: Czech Edition
Royal Opera House production of Leos Janacek´s opera Katya Kabanova is definitely worth your attention.
Food
Did we just hear someone say brunch?
Have you ever found yourself with some free time before a 12pm class, where it’s too early to eat lunch but too late for breakfast? Brunch (not only for weekends) is the answer, and we’ve rounded up all our favourite spots around campus...
Culture
Don Quixote – A Sizzling Spanish Comedy
Sun, laughter and impressive technical performances: Carlos Acosta’s dazzling choreography is brought to life by the Royal Ballet.