Why some critiques of the sex work industry don’t hold up
“It’s important that sex work is not perceived through a narrow lens.” Tomos Wyn addresses a different side of the sex work industry which is often overlooked.
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Victoria Cheng
Hope and accountability: the benefits of New Year’s resolutions
“Whether we succeed or fail, we can only hold ourselves accountable.” Olivia Bothamley-Dakin discusses how New Year’s resolutions can hold us accountability to the sort of people we want to be.
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Somewhere in the west of Paris: Pissarro’s wintery Louveciennes landscapes
“A hushed, peaceful ode to the freezing winter months in Louveciennes.” Margot McDonald celebrates the winter solstice by reflecting on the landscapes of Camille Pissarro.
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2021’s scientific breakthroughs
The unchartered rollout of the Covid-19 vaccine, the launch of a $10 billion space telescope: Sasha Reed praises the advancements of the last year, hoping that the next year will be just as successful.
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Deleting Instagram: the best thing I’ve ever done
“We have come to a point where many of us struggle to envision a life without social media”: Erin Waks talks about the impact social media has on our lives, and her positive experience with deleting Instagram.
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Regeneration
Get in the spirit of the brand new year with this gentle poem about rebirth and self love by Freya Barker.
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Trust in science: what we can expect from 2022
Malaria vaccines, driverless cars on UK roads and a step closer to returning to the moon? SciTech round-up of the developments to look out for in the coming year.
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Adapting the art world: should vaccination passes be required to enter museums?
“The risk-reward ratio remains a major sticking point”: Christian Bland discusses the issue of vaccination passports in a unique context.
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Oh, Robin!
Say goodbye to the Christmas season with this enchanting poem by Michelle Leung, inspired by a love affair of Emily Dickinson’s.
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Next year I will
“Next year I will make my voice my own again”. In this mesmerising exploration of the tropes of new years resolutions, Molly Knox invites us to consider the promise of a brand new year.
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