SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Words: Simran Sandhu (she/her) It may start with an essay, then a conversation, then a therapy session, then a romantic endeavour – but it will

Words: Natalia Nowak (she/her)  It is impossible to manipulate nature and retain its autonomy. We are not restoring the biological world by de-extinction, we are

Words: Deepanjana Biswas (she/her) Trends manufacture humour as a product, mirroring consumer chains for physical products. Thus, when corporations attempt to use trends, they sell

While it’s no wonder that filmmakers omit the less glamorous aspects of amnesia from their movies, it means that many people are totally unaware of

Words: Amy Morris (She/Her)  In the age of digital memory, we photograph everything, but are we actually present in the moment? You scroll through your

Words: Severine Bernard (She/Her)  Museums are often assumed to be the best vessels for the respectful preservation of the dead whilst enabling the study of

Words: Francesca Lorelei Aseoche (she/her) The move towards minimalism is explained when contextualising the effects of the new millennium on the technological sphere. The hope

Words: Caitlin Bratby (she/her) The usage of robots and AI has significantly increased in the past decade, developing from Siri, to ChatGPT, to AI-powered robots,

Words: Ally Nicolas (she/her) ‘Where would we be without the internet today?’, we cry en masse. The online space has become the new Third Place.

Words: Isaac Quirke (he/him) ‘What the NHS truly needs is an injection of humanity.’ With each passing day, it becomes harder to diagnose the role

Words: Roxanna Pearl Beebe-Center  Before taking the first pill, I drew a bath, unfurled the pharmaceutical warnings that came in the pack and read them

Words by Chloe Sutton (she/her) In 1801 Thomas Young did an experiment and kickstarted the adventure into the unknown world of the miniscule, known as

Words: Natalia Nowak (she/her) CW: sex trafficking It’s 2016. We are seeing the revival of MAGA, with Trump spearheading the resurrection with his unlikely campaign

Words: Sanne Wallerbos (she/her)  CW: body image If you’ve watched the 2024 Palme d’Or nominated film The Substance, you will most definitely ask yourself –

Words: Natalia Nowak (she/her) CW: diet culture Many of you will remember being taught about the key food groups in wellbeing classes, with the staple

Words: Zoe Price (she/her) CW: diet culture, substance abuse Ozempic, the brand name for the drug semaglutide, has risen to fame in recent years as

Words: Chloe Sutton (she/her)  Algorithms feel like they dictate more and more of what we are seeing and doing. From finding your aunt’s friend’s mum