She Said: Breaking the Harvey Weinstein story
You could hear a pin drop in the Emmanuel Centre as New York Times investigative journalists Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey recounted the years leading up to 5th October 2017 – the day they broke…
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Science socials worthy of turning the green button blue
Scientists who will make you feel more enlightened and aware, even whilst scrolling through Twitter or Instagram. When you scroll down your social media feed, you are guaranteed to find picture’s of your cousin’s new…
Tough love in the city of London
Dating in the city is not easy and definitely isn’t how the films make it out to be. You don’t meet Mr. Right whilst waiting in line for a coffee or waiting for the tube….
Hundreds roar for Kashmiri’s freedom on the streets
Kashmir solidarity rally takes to the streets of London “Only one reason. People are suffering. It’s terrible.” Mo Naved Ali, in his late 50s, said with a quivering voice, a few drops of tear under…
Twitter bans any political adverts from now on
We’ve made the decision to stop all political advertising on Twitter globally. We believe political message reach should be earned, not bought. Why? A few reasons…🧵 — jack 🌍🌏🌎 (@jack) October 30, 2019 …
Exploring the Occult: What is Tarot?
It’s Halloween. And on Halloween we get an itch to explore all things unnerving and mysterious. This short video explores the notion of psychism and cartomancy. Is fortune-telling all that tarot has to give? Or…
“After six years of cosplaying, I quit.”
The comic industry has hugely impacted the younger generation and cosplay has become a major part of their subculture. Different people have different attitudes towards cosplaying. Some of them may think it is nerdy whilst…
Peaceful protests? Youths say yes
As we near the end of the year, it’s almost inevitable to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of protests that took place in such a short period of time. It certainly begs the question:…
6 Creepy tours perfect for Halloween
October. The month of crisp leaves and cold nights, but more importantly, Halloween. Take a break from alcohol-induced fancy dress parties or messy student nights and delve into London’s backstreets. Explore the city’s bloody and…
What you should know about the upcoming General Election
With the General Election approaching in mid-December, it’s vital for young voters in London to be as informed and updated as possible. So, here are some tips to keep up. What happened already? What’s…