By Robyn Quinn A talented artist is bringing people together in a unique way – through flowers. Creating immersive installations with preserved natural materials, Rebecca Louise Law’s work is all about the deep connection we have with nature. It is also an opportunity to bring people together to participate in the creation of her installations. […]
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Met Gala 2025: The recognition of Black Culture through fashion
By Kayla Nwaki The Met Gala night took place on May 5th, showcasing the extravagant and unique fashion showcases from celebrities of all fields: musicians, actors, artists, fashion designers and influencers. The theme this year was “Superfine: Tailoring Black Style”, which emphasised the way black culture shines through fashion, and its importance to the people […]
Will Trump Shut the Door on Harvard’s Global Students?
By Aneet Kaur Getting accepted to Harvard is a huge achievement for any student. But what if, after all that hard work, they suddenly found out they might not be allowed to finish their degree? Right now there are hundreds of international students at Harvard who are facing a huge problem because of a clash […]
Sleeping Beauty Syndrome: Fairytale or Nightmare?
By Milly Saber Everyone knows the famed story about the namesake of this disease. A story about falling into a deep sleep, and being left untouched until a kiss breaks the spell. While this sounds like a typical fairytale storyline to most people, for others it’s a disturbing reality. Sleeping Beauty Syndrome, also known as […]
Big Chain Supermarkets Subjected to Cyber Attacks
By Sze Wing Ng Recently, big supermarkets such as M&S, Co-op and even Harrods have been hacked with personal data of M&S customers, having been stolen by the hackers with a malicious software called ransomware. Shelves now seem empty after the cyber attack. According to the BBC, the attack occurred in April when customers reported […]
Latest Progress in Creating the World’s Smallest Microchip
By Harriet Wood Some of the smallest microchips to ever be manufactured may be in mass production towards the end of 2025, and will likely find their way into the latest phones. However, how exactly do they work, and how much progress has been made? The ‘Semiconductor device fabrication’ is the name given to a […]
Scientists Believe That They Have Discovered a New Colour That Has Never Been Seen Before
By Natania Arora Scientists in the US believe that they have discovered a new colour, which they have named ‘olo’. Only five people have seen the colour, three of which were co-authors of the research paper. The colour has been described to be a ‘saturated shade of blue-green’ as stated in The Independent, and is […]
The Potential Papal Candidates
By Ruth Johnson In light of Pope Francis’ death, which sent shockwaves through the Catholic community and the entire world, the question of who will become the next Pope remains unanswered. This will be revealed soon after the 7th of May when the formal conclave begins. The first candidate is Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah. He […]
UK Scientists launch Geoengineering Experiment that aims to ‘Dim the Sun’
By Mary Dai The UK government has approved to fund a £57 million solar geoengineering project aimed to block the sunlight from entering the Earth. Whilst the initiative could potentially combat the long-standing problem of global warming, many scientists have raised concerns about its risks and the method being introduced remains controversial. The experiment is […]
Spain-Portugal Blackouts and the Effects
By Isabella Gallagher-Rattan Earlier this week, most of Spain and Portugal, and parts of France, Germany, Italy and Andorra, were sent into upheaval over the biggest power outage in Europe in 20 years. The blackout lasted over half a day for Spain and Portugal, and whilst the other countries affected were able to reroute power […]