Science
Connect with conservation – Visiting Venom
The Natural History Museum is shedding light on the hidden side of venom.
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Opinion
All the President’s pigs – why we can’t ignore the issue of free choice
There is no doubt the male attendants of the President’s dinner were engaged in lewd behaviour. But treating the hostesses as victims ignores the reality of their free choice to attend.
Science
A novel tool for the future of heart repair
Biomechanical mapping provides useful information for regenerating lost heart tissue due to heart attack.
Music
3rd Annual NeighbourHOOD Grammys
The most hotly-anticipated awards of the year are here. Put your hands together for the NeighbourHOOD Grammys.
Books
“What would you have done?”
German lawyer Bernhard Schlink’s international bestseller The Reader asks this question of a post-war nation healing from guilt and trauma.
Culture
Try a Little Tenderness: The Brothers Size at the Young Vic
Magical, lyrical, life-affirming – the revival of a tale of brotherly love by the writer of Moonlight is necessary viewing
News
Strike dates set across UK universities
Strikes are set to take place in 61 UK universities in February and March, after discussions failed to reach a resolution on pension schemes.
News
Petition launched to save St. Mary's swimming pool
The petition, which is on more than 700 signatures at the time of writing, calls the decision "deeply disappointing".
News
Nominations open in Union Leadership Elections
Nominations for this year's elections, which will have a reduced campaigning period, close at the end of the month.
News
Netball to headline 2018 Varsity
The team won a public vote, and Kabaddi will play the Showcase match.
News
More students' unions call for NSS boycott
Cambridge and Manchester will be boycotting the National Student Survey.
Culture
ISIS, 4Chan, and WhatsApp: Theatre for the Lulz
For a play examining the radicalisation of young men, Javaad Alipoor’s production finds an innovative way to bring its audience together.