With a new record of 50,000 volunteers for a genetics study on British South Asians, Genes & Health is continuing research to understand the health…
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On campus we see so many faces passing by without knowing the stories behind them. As Queen Mary students, we are no strangers to big…
You may have seen red Chinese lanterns and paper cuttings hanging in windows and across London. If you were unsure of what this was, you…
At 400 or so pages, the Police, Crimes, Courts and Sentencing bill has gained a lot of attention since it was first introduced in March…
Angus Goldsmith recently graduated from Sheffield University. On a sunny 12th April 2019, whilst at work back home in Brighton, I received a call from…
2022 has seen a rise in public awareness of plant-based diets, with over 500,000 people worldwide signing up to the Veganuary project and 259 new…
Image: Everydays: The First 5000 Days by Beeple Art is constantly changing. It develops, evolves, moves forward with new styles and movements. With the recent…
Mark Twain put forth the idea that there are two times in a man’s life when he should not speculate: when he can’t afford it…
Queen Mary Quietly Opened a New Café: Letters Correspondent Rebecca Fall Investigates. I spy the somber black visage of the new Queen Mary Café a…
I arrived at the Amersham Arms bedecked in a full leather trench coat with dark shades to boot and a growing concern the band had…