Across the world, the consensus on how an economy should be run is unravelling. The enthusiasm for minimal government involvement, low regulation and globalisation is waning; rising levels of inequality, the […]
Category: Features & Multimedia
My summer in Tanzania and Kenya: an interview with Laura-Autumn Cox
When I meet the former News Editor of The Yorker, Laura-Autumn Cox, on a rainy Wednesday afternoon in the university library, it does not take long for the talk to […]
The Classy Single Gentleman’s Valentine’s Playlist
Valentine’s Day – romantic milestone for many, first forays into the amorous arena for some couples, and for yet more, the self styled ‘single’s awareness day’. For the classy single […]
Feeling Sad? Ten Things To Avoid and Embrace
With Blue Monday not that long ago and the pressures of university grinding you down, we’ve compiled a list of (random) artsy things that you either shouldn’t touch with a […]
The Real Cost of the Digital Age
The price of having everything for free for a short period of time is that soon you are left with nothing, no matter how much you later become willing to pay. […]
ASFF Announces 2014 Programme
Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) is soon to hit venues all over York and will feature over 300 films from 39 countries worldwide. The festival has recently been recognised by […]
Aesthetica Short Film Festival recognised by BAFTA
The Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) is almost upon us and this year it carries with it the seal of approval from film and television giant, BAFTA. Despite being only […]
York Theatre Royal’s £4.1 million Redevelopment Project
York is set to see a tremendous transformation of its beloved Theatre Royal. Having been awarded £2.85 million from Arts Council England, £1/2 million from York City Council, and other […]
Review: Foster the People – Supermodel
Foster the People were first caught in the web of public attention due to the dizzying success story that was ‘Pumped Up Kicks’, a song which pretty much embodied the […]