The sun was setting on another quiet Sunday in West London. Shops, if open, were barren, pubs and restaurants were forced to adhere to a…
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We sat down (virtually) with Vice-Principal Stephanie Marshall to discuss QM’s response to the Coronavirus. In a wide-ranging interview with The Print, Vice-Principal of Education…
‘No student will be disadvantaged’ says Vice-Principal of Education at QMUL Thousands of students across the country are calling the bill of £9,250 for the…
The ways of music are vastly changing. There are dozens of genres and whilst there are the more popular kinds, such as general pop, rock,…
The Armenians of Nagorno-Karabakh and the Republic of Azerbaijan have a story of unresolved conflict. Ethnic violence began in the 1980s and exploded into a…
Millennials, also known as Generation Y, are the generation categorised as being born between 1981-1996, making them currently between the ages of 24-39. According to…
Covid-19 has meant that young people and university students are facing times of complete uncertainty. Students have had to adapt their learning methods to online…
The UK has the third worst foreign language levels in Europe, with 61% of Brits only being able to speak English. In comparison, many Europeans…
On 27th September 2020, I went to see Jesus Christ Superstar: The Concert in Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. It was my first time seeing…
With October being #BlackHistoryMonth and following the catastrophic events in the USA, the voices and works of black artists and activists everywhere should be celebrated.…