Ciara, Dennis and Climate Change
With climate change becoming an increasing global concern, Ciara and Dennis have shown how powerful storms can be.
What does the triumph of Parasite mean for the future of films?
Parasite’s Oscar wins were a remarkable moment that could mean the film breakthrough for the so-called international ghetto, opening the door for Best Picture wins in years to come.
Review: The Slow Rush by Tame Impala
Kevin Parker returns after five years as the psychedelic symphony wizard that the world has grown to love.
Student Members’ Meeting Live Blog
A live blog keeping you updated on City’s Student Members Meeting
Online shopping: The disappearance of classic high street shopping?
We cannot deny the fact that being online and our reliance on the internet has made our lives easier. However, it has made us question if the high street is worth it anymore because shopping online is more practical in most aspects.
Welcome to Cyberpunk: the Implications of Clearview AI
A tech startup is making headlines this month for its controversial facial recognition software. Could this be the start of a cyberpunk dystopia?
Has Virtual Reality got the power to revolutionise therapy?
Virtual reality (VR) is slowly allowing to change the face of therapy by putting a headset on and submerging yourself in a fake, yet very realistic, universe.
I tried Veganuary. I failed. I’m going vegan.
After a record campaign, Veganuary is coming to an end. Going vegan for a month was easier than I anticipated, albeit with some failures nevertheless. Here’s why I’m continuing down this path.
Dry January: Has it fuelled my alcohol dependence?
Alongside the thousands that took part in this month of teetotalism, I signed up to Dry January for the first time in my life. I pledged to abstain from alcohol for 31 days. It was not easy.
Veganism and eating disorders: a diet in disguise
As Veganuray comes to an end, here’s a little reflection on whether veganism is appropriate for everyone.