News
An idiot’s guide to the US Election
Not to say you’re an idiot, but at least one of the candidates is
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Film & TV
The ‘nasty women’ of Broad City
They're not likable, they're not strong and independent, they're real
Film & TV
The Kardashian kingdom
The Kardashians have a multi-million dollar empire, a successful TV show, and several influential brands. So why are they so resented?
Film & TV
Humans 2.0: Human Harder
Humans made a big splash when it launched last year. Its compelling performances and intriguing premise made it a must-watch. Ahead of the launch of the second season this Sunday, felix lets you know if it retains the quality of the first.
Science
Why vegetables are saving the planet
Sara Hamilton reviews London’s biggest vegan festival, commenting on how cutting down on meat may be the answer to our environmental problems
Science
When pineapples fight back
Another one of Mr Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
News
Union launches social enterprise scheme
You can make bags of cash and be a good person
Science
The race to understand leukaemia cells
An Imperial-led team found blood cancer cells actively move rather than hide in bone marrow
Games
The evolution of female characters in games
Female video game characters today are very different from the ones twenty or so years ago. The steps along the way have been small but have added towards the big picture
News
Student accommodation situation dire
Student Accommodation Awards refuse to choose winner
Food
Plates of simple luxury
felix visits the refined Camino for a relaxed brunch of spanish delights, with crisp Patatas Bravas, inky Arroz Negor and Baby squid. Oh, and a bottle of cava for good measure.
Science
Pale vs. Kale
Nutrition writer Alexandra Lim encourages us to eat more pale vegetables