Culture
All in Good Time: In Due Course But Without Haste
A belated review of DramSoc’s latest production.
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News
500 Women Scientists
In light of International Women's Day, Felix caught up with Dr. Kelly Ramirez and Dr. Jess Wade to discuss the issues facing women in STEM
Liberation
“Use Your Voice”
It is a well-known truth that life at university can be extremely stressful and can consequently have a negative impact on our mental health. It has been shown that most mental health problems develop by the age of 24 , and in 2015-16 alone, 15,000 first-year students at UK universities
Opinion
Supervision Story
The PhD student – supervisor relationship is a strange one; it is rare that in a workplace you would have a single boss for three to four years or have the flexibility to come into work at 11am and have the freedom to take three hours for lunch if you so
Opinion
PhD Survival Tip: Mindfulness Through Art
Undertaking PhD research can be a daunting experience. Not only does it challenge you intellectually, but it can put a strain on your mental wellbeing. A study published last year revealed that one in two PhD researchers experience psychological distress, while one in three is at risk of a common
Business
What are derivatives and how are they used?
Warren Buffet has described them as “financial weapons of mass destruction”. Robert Kiyosaki said that the subprime Morgage Backed Security (MBS) disaster was a result of them “exploding in financial institutions such as AIG and Lehman Brothers”. So, what exactly are derivatives? A derivative is a financial security with a
Opinion
That Awkward Silence
Mental health provision, awareness and destigmatisation is as much a College issue as it is a national one; yet we still find it uncomfortable or difficult to talk about.
Opinion
Super-talents need super-food – a PG perspective on h-bar cuts
Life is our best teacher about how the biggest crises can be turned into the most fundamental opportunities for change. If there is one good thing about the h-bar food-cut tragedy, then it is the chance to take a step back and rethink how we provide and procure food at
Environment
Land of Hope and Glory
The film screening of a vegan documentary gives a graphic but true look inside the British animal agricultural industry
Environment
Greening Imperial Week 2019
A light-hearted guide to this fun series of events
Politics
VZ, Bernie, and Cohen on TV
American economic imperialism continues. Bernie Sanders announces a 2020 run and immediately breaks to the lead. Michael Cohen testifies before Congress, almost coherently.
Culture
Tartuffe: The Imposter
John Donnelly successfully adapts Molière’s classic 17th century satirical comedy for the modern-day stage, now showing at the National Theatre.