How important is the SpaceX and NASA’s collaborative May launch and does the Trump administration really have the ability to claim credit for it?
Are tiny houses a viable option for students?
Imagine graduating and being able to own a house. Is that too good to be true? Perhaps not if you’re open-minded enough to consider downsizing to a tiny house.
Lockdown: Comparison of life in different countries
The outbreak of Coronavirus caused countries to go into lockdown, shutting down life as we know it. However, lockdown restrictions are slowly easing worldwide, rallying both praise and criticism. So, what has the lockdown experience like around the world?
What does the future of space exploration look like?
For the first time in nearly 10 years, a crewed NASA rocket will launch from US soil. This will undoubtfully impact the future of space exploration and the development of the industry.
Are traditional advertisements a thing of the past?
Advertisements have been present in the media for over a century. With the decline of television and the growth of ad rejection in younger generations, advertisements have to adapt rapidly, or they risk becoming obsolete.
What is The Real Cost of Fashion?
The normalisation of buying what we want whenever we want it has a dire impact on the environment and our mental health.
Are disabled models the underdogs of the modelling industry?
From posters at bus stops and on the tube, to advertisements in magazines and newspapers, to annoying adverts before that YouTube video you watch when you should be working, models are everywhere. But what is the last time you saw a disabled model on your screen?
Legalisation of Cannabis: Freedom of Choice vs State Duty to Protect
It seems that illegal cannabis dealing has not subsided in Germany. To combat the growing social problem of cannabis dealing, should the German state act as the dealer?
How eating disorders stigmas are preventing treatment in the UK
As National Eating Disorders Awareness Week (NEDA) comes to an end, many are still denied adequate support due to the weight-related stigmas surrounding eating disorders. Emaciated body, dry and yellowish skin, thin hair, and sunken eyes. This is the description people often, and mistakenly, associate to someone suffering from an eating disorder. Yet, physical changes …
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.
Are You Aware of the Dangers of ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’?
A simple click can make your shopping dreams an interest-free reality, thanks to ‘buy now, pay later’ credit options. Yet there is more to this convenient new online shopping addition.
When Bureaucracy Meets Poor Governance: Uber’s Issues
Since entering the London market, Uber has been plagued with accusations of misconduct by Transport for London and the local government.