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The Obsession with Bridgerton’s Oppressed Women

Eirwen Abberley Watton reviews the new Netflix series, Bridgerton, discussing the show’s strong-willed female characters, as well as problematic elements that the fanbase may have overlooked.

Jan 18, 2021 By Eirwen_Abberley Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features, Screen, Screen Reviews, Screen Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: women, Netflix, series, 19th century, binge watching, Netflix Series, bridgerton, regency

Cutting Edge Technology

Cutting Edge Technology Erica Mannis looks at the 2020 Nobel prize winning discovery on gene editing using the CRISPR-Cas9 system and discusses potential ethical aspects of the discovery CRISPR-Cas9 genetic technology has been at the forefront of scientific news in recent years for its breakthrough in genetic research. However, with its vast applications come worrying […]

Jan 4, 2021 By Erica Mannis Filed Under: Science, Future, Science News, Lite Science, Health, Technology, Pint of Science, Headlines, Editors' Picks Tagged With: news, technology, Feminism, women, Science, disease, genetics, genetic engineering, genetic modification, women in science, CRISPR, genetic disease, Nobelprize, crisprcas

Two women have been appointed to key positions at Pan African University

Two women have been appointed to key positions at Pan African University Two women have been elected to take over key roles at the Pan African University (PAU), now leading half of the four operational research institutes. The first woman, Professor Elizabeth Sarange Bosire Abenga, has been elected as director of the Pan African University […]

Nov 10, 2020 By Maddy McKenna Filed Under: News, World News Tagged With: Vice President Education, women, Leadership, world university news, pan african university

Lack of women in Covid-reporting

Lack of women in Covid-reporting Lucy Aylmer writes about the lack of women in the media’s coverage of Covid-19. A special report on women’s underrepresentation in news media has discovered that women’s expertise in the news has been significantly reduced in comparisons to men’s presence in the news. Between 2005-2015 only one in five experts in the news were […]

Oct 8, 2020 By Lucy Aylmer Filed Under: Features, COVID-19, National Tagged With: BBC, women, journalism, representation, covid-19, female representation

The Art of Women

Jess Calcutt discusses the lack of spending on women’s art and how it may, or may not, change in the future.

Feb 28, 2020 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: women, art, money, spending, auction, galleries

USA Women’s Fiction Prize

Amelia Gregory discusses The Carol Shields Prize for Fiction, America’s first literary award for women and non-binary writers.

Feb 26, 2020 By Amelia Gregory Filed Under: Arts & Lit Tagged With: women, literature, usa, fiction, prize, award

The Undiagnosed Pain

Anna Romanovska discusses the devastating effects of Endometriosis and explains why this condition needs to be public knowledge.

Feb 12, 2020 By Anna Romanovska Filed Under: Science, Health, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Taboo, women, Endometriosis, mesh scandal, pain, Polycystic ovarian syndrome

Menopause for thought

Freya Insoll discusses ‘the development of the fashion and beauty industry with regards to the menopause’ As someone who’s at least 20+ years off the menopause, unsurprisingly I’ve given little thought to the impacts and intricacies of arguably the most life-changing biological stage of a woman’s life. It was only with the recent surge in female journalists […]

Nov 1, 2019 By Freya Insoll Filed Under: Lifestyle, Fashion and Beauty, Wellbeing Tagged With: women, fashion, #lifestyle, menopause, menopause fashion

Review: ‘Boston Marriage’ at the Cygnet Theatre

Rebecca Winkle reviews David Mamet’s three-women comedy drama, ‘Boston Marriage’.

Jun 23, 2019 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Reviews Tagged With: theatre, Comedy, women, play, Cygnet Theatre, boston marriage

Blackhole Backlash

Natalie Tongue voices her contempt towards the misogynistic attack against Katie Bouman, responsible for the first ever photo of a black hole.

May 14, 2019 By Natalie Tongue Filed Under: Science News, Lifestyle, Culture Tagged With: Feminism, women, Science, misogyny, STEM, women in science, black hole, Trolls, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Katie Bouman

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