Joshua Hull examines the continuing appeal of the automobile film.
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How relevant is Guy Fawkes Night in our society today?
Olivia Garrett goes back in history to 1605 in order to analyse the events leading up to Guy Fawkes Night and discusses it’s relevance in our society today.
My Childhood Romance
Amy Butterworth reminisces upon My Chemical Romance following their return “If life ain’t just a joke / then why am I dead?” Life may still be a joke, but our four beloved New Jersey-born ‘emo’ superstars are dead no more; that’s right, My Chemical Romance have risen from the ashes. It’s time to smudge on […]
2010s: A Trend Odyssey
Freya Insoll examines the high’s and low’s of fashion as we approach the end of the decade
Chile: It’s Not Thirty Pesos, It’s Thirty Years
Online Editor Ellie Cook writes about the spiralling chaos and widespread political protests spreading through Chile.
A coffee with… Giselle Garcia
Deputy Editor, Anne Chafer, talks to Giselle Garcia about the international experience in academia.
Witchy Women
Issy Marcantonio discusses iconic witchy music-artists
John Akomfrah’s The Nine Muses: Black History Month Screening
Deputy Editor Neha Shaji discusses The Nine Muses, screened as part of Exeter University’s Black History Month series.
What Climate Change Looks Like in Australia
Foreign Correspondent in Australia, Shivani Bhatt, explains how Climate Change is manifesting itself in Australia, from bush-fires to pollution.
BBC Naga Munchetty racism row
Emma Hussain writes about recent events involving complaints made against BBC’s Naga Munchetty and how this reflects the problems of impartiality faced by presenters.