As the winter cold overwrites the comforting summer heat, the days becoming shorter and darker, we begin to reach for …
Why Steam needs to rethink its new credit card rule- it is beckoning a storm
Turning 18 is supposed to mark the beginning of adult freedom. Finally unbound from the shackles of your parents, starting …
Cheque (your manners) please
Working in hospitality is not for the weak. As a mixed-race woman, service sometimes comes with an extra helping of …
The introvert’s guide to uni life
In every introvert’s life, there is a list of situations that we absolutely dread, with one of them being going …
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 – Review
Another year, another full orbit around the sun and another Call of Duty game that fails to justify its price tag. If you’ve played any other Call of Duty in the past five years, you have more than likely already played Black Ops 7.
A 3 am decision took me from 80 to 55kg
In the dead of the night, when my mind was loud and the world was still, I made an impulsive …
Avatar 3: New flames, same wars
★★★★ If I had to sum up Avatar 3: Fire and Ash, it’s basically Avatar 2 showing up in an expensive new outfit and hoping you won’t notice. Fundamentally, it’s the same …
Flex to Faux Pas: Why the internet thinks having a boyfriend is embarrassing
There’s a special kind of girlhood that blooms around the age of 20, the moment you realise most of the …
Inbetweeners revival? Leave it, mate
Yup. The Inbetweeners is making a comeback, and the original four might be back in their roles. Originally reported in Variety, creators Iain Morris and Damon Beesley confirmed they’ve signed a deal with Banijay UK to bring the show back, potentially even next year. This may be great news for some, but if you’ve kept an eye on recent trends, this is more akin to seeing your dead, buried childhood pet being dug up and puppeteered like a French marionette: simply horrifying.
Only 3 out of 10 KU students aware of Black History Month
Consciousness of Black History Month is alarmingly low at Kingston University, with an exclusive survey conducted by The River finding …