The Protein-Folding problem: the 60-year head-scratcher with a deterministic solution | Linh Nguyen
“We’ve discovered more about the world than any civilisation before us. But we have been stuck on one problem: how do proteins fold up?”...
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Nov 17, 20225 min read
From Lascars to leaders | Esha Amin
From Lascars to leaders: a brief historic and geographic insight on how Britain’s largest minority came to be A person of colour and a...
Nov 17, 20224 min read
Realism, Liberalism and the Ukraine War | Fela Callahan
The Russo-Ukrainian War has fanned the flames in a discourse that has occurred since the beginning of the study of history itself. This...
Nov 15, 20227 min read
Do Legal Positivism and Tyranny Go Hand in Hand? | Leo Waterhouse
John Austin’s blueprint of legal positivism, contains what is perhaps the most influential premise in legal philosophy. ‘The existence of...
Nov 6, 20221 min read
The Underground | Zoe Fernandes-Beepat
the overground may be fine everything’s functioning life keeps going time’s still changing the overground may be fine but what about the...
Nov 6, 20222 min read
Thoughts on The National Opera's Tosca | Luna Hills
Puccini’s ‘Tosca’ tells the tragic story of opera singer Floria Tosca, who fights to save her lover, the lone artist Cavaradossi, from...
Nov 6, 20224 min read
Do we need a constitutional monarchy? Thailand's perspective | Yolanda Trujillo Rodriguez De Ledesma
On the 24th of June 1932, a coup d'état transformed Siam’s absolute monarchy to a constitutional one. Seven years later, Siam became...
Oct 3, 20224 min read
Estranged to your City | Oliwia Kamienieka
M Y T A K E O N F I N D I N G Y O U R S E L F I N L O N D O N I heave a sigh of triumph as I step onto the firm platform, my body...
Oct 2, 20223 min read
What is a portrait?-Looking at Donald Rodney's 'A Land of Milk and Honey II' | Aliya Mueller-Koegler
What exactly makes an artwork a portrait? The Tate defines it as ‘a representation of a particular person’, whereas the Merriam Webster...
Sep 1, 20224 min read
Sitting down with Sir David Evennet | Callum McGee
In December 2021, I was fortunate enough to meet and interview Sir David Evennett, MP for Bexleyheath and Crayford. A conservative, he...
May 8, 20222 min read
‘As seen on Police Five’: Hoffman’s Whitechapel | Mia Spiller
Knick knacks and assorted objects lined the streets of Whitechapel’s bustling markets as documentary photographer David Hoffman walked...
May 8, 202219 min read
Porcelain | Harland Cossons
« Those who sharpen the tooth of the dog, meaning Death Those who glitter with the glory of the hummingbird, meaning Death Those who sit...
Mar 23, 20227 min read
Chileans bidding farewell to Neoliberalism show there is hope for us all | Tom Rosas
On the 20th of December last year Christmas seemed to arrive early for leftists in Latin America and across the World. Chile – who 50...
Mar 23, 20224 min read
Social Media and its Threat to Politics | Addison Mitchell
My auntie’s mother Daphne is a typical retiree who has lived a comfortable life and has now settled down in Thanet. Daphne and her...
Mar 16, 20222 min read
Biden’s First Year | Harland Cossons
The Economist wrote of late that presidents are set up to fail. In response to misleading media coverage and congressional gridlock, many...
Mar 6, 20222 min read
Robert Frank: A Sad Poem of America | Mia Spiller
Robert Frank was one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century, best known for his pioneering book, ‘The Americans’,...
Feb 2, 20221 min read
It’s Your World Too: Images of Westminster | Martin Lamont
Edited by Mia Spiller and Ayla Samson
Feb 2, 20223 min read
Paracetamol – The History and Science of a Household Medicinal Molecule | Tawfeeq Hamayun
Paracetamol, with the chemical name acetaminophen and a molecular formula C8H9NO2, is a medication or drug that was initially synthesised...
Jan 19, 20225 min read
A brief timeline of UKs ‘Insane Asylums’ | Elise Burke
Disclaimer: This article uses offensive and outdated terms, as the language reflects what was considered medically correct and...
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