Who Owns Creativity? The Policy Shift that Could Reshape AI and the Arts
If you walked past a newsstand on 25th February, the eye-catching view of all the same turquoise front pages with...
Jacqueline Wong
Brain on Caffeine: How Coffee and Energy Drinks Affect Students
For many, caffeine is a lifesaver. Whether it’s a morning coffee or an energy drink in the middle of a...
Who gets to grieve? Labour’s proposal for bereavement leave after early pregnancy loss
Each year, around 250,000 pregnancies in the UK end in miscarriage. Yet, for decades, early pregnancy loss has been a...
Why It’s Necessary to Fail at University
Failure is a word that comes with a heavy stigma. It’s not uncommon to hear students describe a low grade,...
Redefining ‘Home’ in Your 20s: A Cultural Perspective on Evolving Relationships with Parents
Moving out feels like a rite of passage, the first act of constructing a self-sustaining life. Across cultures, this transition...
The Sound of Identity: How Accents Shape Our Perceptions and Connections
In a world where accents often speak louder than words, they carry with them the weight of our backgrounds, our...
The Psychology of Family Bonding: How Games Can Build or Break Relationships This Holiday Season
Have you ever seen one of those videos where a kid slams their cards on the table, groaning because they...
Rediscovering Life’s Missed Spots: Lessons from a Number Painting
A few weekends ago, I picked up a paintbrush for the first time in a while, starting a number painting...
Making Connections in a Digital Age: Are We Closer or More Disconnected?
In an age where most of us live with a phone in hand, the term "chronically online" feels more fitting...
The grey season: silently battling the winter blues
As the charm of autumn slowly fades out, giving way to the chills of winter, everything around us takes a...