Social justice: Good or bad?
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We spoke to the Grievance Studies trio about the problematic aspects of current social justice activism. Is it helpful, or hurtful?
For all humanity: The legacy of Apollo
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Fifty years ago, man landed on the moon. Today, the legacy of the Apollo missions continues to inspire a new generation of space missions
Sage Flowers: The female front runners
8 Mins read
The reality of owning a successful flower shop, the art of creative collaboration and the pressures put on women entrepreneurs.
Jesus Is King: How Kanye West went non-secular
5 Mins read
Kanye has managed to divide everyone with his latest album release. We talk with its producer, Federico Vindver.
Womanhood isn't just about having children
13 Mins read
As the birth rate in England and Wales hits an all-time low, we explore why some women are choosing to be childfree.
A land lost: China's oppression of Tibet
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The region of Tibet is one rich in religion, culture and myth. Since 1951, China has exerted complete control via occupation, leaving Tibetans, and their homeland, isolated and oppressed.
Art, death & painting to heal
5 Mins read
An interview with artist Ana Pallares on sketch, mental health and using art to confront death and eternal life.
Sex and robots: The future of human intimacy?
7 Mins read
The latest innovation of artificial intelligence sex robots will be soon realised on the market. Are you ready to welcome a new robotic partner?
30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall
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The Berlin Wall fell in 1989. 30 years on, the country remembers and celebrates how far they have come.
Artist Harriet Horton talks about her retirement from the art of taxidermy and how she struggled with the ethics of the practice itself.