Science
Does watching violence on TV make men more violent?
New research has shown that men watching more violence on television could result in stunted in brain development, and the inability to control impulsive behaviours, including aggression.
Science
New research has shown that men watching more violence on television could result in stunted in brain development, and the inability to control impulsive behaviours, including aggression.
Science
People who spend more time sitting are more at risk of getting cancer than people who don’t, a new study reveals.
Opinion
Having read Christy Kelly’s article last week asking “Does discrimination dominate in India?”, I couldn’t help but think of the simple answer: yes.
News
[Tabloid Special] Just how well maintained is Fisher Hall?
Film & TV
One of Cosmo’s top tips to “spice up your sex life” suggests watching porn together. After weeks of trying to convince Max, he finally conceded, with the condition that it be in HD, in Dolby Surround.
Technology
What have the biggest companies done this year?
Technology
The end is nigh!!!!!!
Games
Felix Games on how all other sections could be way better
Games
A serious review by Maximilian Eggl on the latest Battlefield game beta
News
In May, Union Council voted to denounce the right wing group called Student Rights and condemn Islamophobia.
News
This week, Council agreed to change the name of the Deputy President (Clubs & Societies) and Deputy President (Finance & Services) roles to Deputy Presidents (Activities & Development) and (Activities & Finance) respectively.
News
The Union’s Higher Education policy will go to a referendum later this year, after Union Council felt unable to make a decision without further consultation.