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Travel Editor Lydia Don documents her life in Singapore as an exchange student, describing it as a special experience that she will never forget
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Music Critic Jasmine Davies reviews Lana Del Rey's latest single, 'Henry, come on'
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Life&Style Writer Alistair Porteous shines a light on Vogue's shallow and lacklustre journalism
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Deputy Editor Hannah Gadd describes The Flaming Lips as a must-see band, praising their remarkable visuals and impressive musicality
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Travel Editor, Caitlin McGraw, visits the UK City of Culture 2025, discovering Bradford’s artistic history and delicious curries
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Digital Editor Archie Marks writes on how you can get involved to support the future of Redbrick
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Tamara Greatrix, Jacob Edwards and Mary Carolan discuss the importance of women's safety and SASS as part of the Beyond the Campus Project
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Vidhi Bhanushali, Cassandra Fong and Esha Singh discuss the importance of tolerance and cohesion as part of the Beyond the Campus Project
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Mickey van Tonder (Redbrick), Katie Wain (Impact), Amelia Cropley (Impact) and Cassandra Fong (Redbrick) share about the various student initiatives in the creative fields as a part of the Beyond the Campus Project
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In their new collaborative single, Lauv and LANY's voices blend seamlessly together to narrate the story of a one-sided relationship, Music Critic Chloe Hyde writes
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Music Critic Jasmine Davies reviews Lana Del Rey's latest single, 'Henry, come on'
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Gaming Editor Louis Wright reviews Google Chrome's infamous Dinosaur Game finding it the ideal way to manage without Wi-Fi
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Project Beyond The Campus – Tolerance and Cohesion
Vidhi Bhanushali, Cassandra Fong and Esha Singh discuss the importance of tolerance and cohesion as part of the Beyond the Campus Project
The Holmen Case and Risks of ‘AI Hallucinations’
Comment Writer Aquila investigates the dangerous path that AI could take, citing a man's conversation with a misinformed and accusatory ChatGPT as cause for concern
Women in Leadership: Why “Not Everyone Is Going to Like You”
Podcaster Bea Harmston reflects on her day spent at the University's Women in Faith conference, speculating on whether women-only events are the way forward for workplace equality