Opinion
Yemen: an unseen issue
President of UNICEF on campus, Stevie Lam, writes about the terrible famine in Yemen occurring out of sight of the world’s media
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What the hell are the SACAs?
And why do they matter?
Travel
Weekend getaways: Poland
Let me tell you why you’re missing out on some of Europe’s best kept secrets!
News
The Imperialites win the Global Case Competition at Cambridge
While studying at Imperial College London, one of the top ten universities in the world, one would expect to be faced with many opportunities take advantage of, perhaps even more so as a Business School student. However, the Global Case Competition was not one I had expected upon arrival, back
Film & TV
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, yet another Sony Spider-Man reboot, but it’s actually good?
Spider-man's long running career of Tobey Maguire awkwardly dancing, Andrew Garfield being completely forgettable and Tom Holland evaportating into dust, what more could Into the Spiderverse possibly bring? A lot
Games
Smash Corner - Ness,Totally Not Sans
This obscure character originates from Mother 2, a game originally released in Japan but given a western release in 1995 as “Earthbound”. Despite his little-known status, Ness has appeared in every Smash Bros. game since the original on the N64. He has come a long way since, with ridiculous
Games
Smash Corner - King K. Rool, the new King in Town
Enough talking about the veterans, let’s look at one of the new faces of Smash. Say goodbye to Bowser, King of the Koopas and to King Dedede, there’s a new king of the playground, character #67 of the roster, King K. Rool. This big bad crocodile is the
Culture
No Cirque du Soleil - show
Traveling all the way from Edinburgh, No Show is here to redefine what can be ‘backstage’ and ‘onstage’
Food
Naked Dough: the good, the bad and the ugly
Have always wanted to try cookie dough but never gotten around to it? Fear not, we’re back with a full-on comprehensive review of (almost) everything Naked Dough has to offer, and our honest opinions (hint: they’re very good, but read on to find out). We promise your
Books
Mary Oliver: a poet that speaks to all
In light of the passing of one of America’s best-loved poets, Books Editor Jingjie Cheng reflects on the poetry of Mary Oliver – her celebration of nature and her universal appeal.
Culture
Lord of the Game of the Ring of Thrones
London has many museums, the V&A, Science Museum, Natural History Museum and even some outside of South Kensington! One of these is the Museum of Comedy, located in Bloomsbury. On the last Sunday of every month for the foreseeable future, the small venue inside is seized by the
Opinion
Les Gilets Jaunes: protesters or extremists?
Xiu Xiuchen argues that whilst the gilets jaunes began as a protest against fuel taxes, it has mutated into an extremist movement