Columns
Refugees and Dehuminisation: The Art of Jimmy Engineer
1993, 34,361, 3,915; three numbers that represent stark and odorous truths about our society. The first, 1993, tells us when the refugee boats trips began; the second, 34,361, is the […]
Recipe of the Week: Classic Stir-Fry
Who doesn’t love a good stir-fry? I know I certainly do. I’m going to be honest, I was hesitant to write this recipe up for you guys because I thought […]
Make this summer count
Whether it’s your penultimate year, your final year, or (to all you keen newbies reading) your first year, the next academic year officially begins on Monday 24thSeptember 2018. With this […]
Rights and Sentiments- an Introduction.
170 years ago, the Declaration of Rights and Sentiments (originally published as simply the Declaration of Sentiments) was given at the Seneca Falls Convention in New York. The authors of […]
“LET THERE BE BREAKING NEWS AND ANALYSIS”
This column is dedicated to all things Middle East – whether that be a cultural take on the region or a political commentary of current events. We decided to take […]
Recipe of the Week – Kung Pao Chicken
Kung Pao is one of my all time favorite Chinese dishes. It’s relatively quick and easy to make compared to other Chinese dishes and it has a spicy zing to […]
The Hollywood workout: lose weight in a matter of seconds (of screen time)
Since I have nothing to do until my summer job starts I rot away on YouTube watching cringe compilations to make myself feel better. Cringe compilations are known for capturing […]
Recipe of the Week: Stuffed Peppers
The recipe I have chosen for this week is stuffed bell peppers. Now, there are a few reasons for this; I especially love this dish because its so aesthetically pleasing […]
Lush, Lawfulness and Lost Freedom: The Dystopian Novel and the Importance of Dissent
‘PAID TO LIE’, ‘#SPYCOPS’. These words, which could be found in many Lush stores across the country, have certainly caused a stir amongst the British public. Their campaign, which sought […]