When the UK went into it’s second lockdown at the beginning of November, I was very disappointed that I would be missing out on the…
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Now more than ever, children have great amounts of access to social media and this has led to an escalation of need for attention due…
The US election of 2020 was the highly awaited event of the year with the potential to change the course of the US during this…
There can be many reasons to say no to someone. You may be overworked or have too many commitments; you may be busy or, and…
The stress of everyday life can become unbearable at times; stress can lead to unproductivity, wanting to quit, and can generally build-up anxiety. This is…
Pantomimes are a tradition in Britain at Christmas time. The ‘it’s behind you’ and ‘no he didn’t’ are memorable sayings that take any Brit back…
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…
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,…