This may be the last chance we all have to make our voices heard on Brexit. Regardless of who, or what you support, these upcoming elections will undoubtably play a […]
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Review: Okami HD
Considered to be one of the best games ever made, Capcom’s highly-acclaimed Okami has been constantly re-made and adapted for different consoles after its initial 2006 release. Nature-inspired action-adventure game […]
2020 Democrats: 5 outsiders who could challenge President Donald Trump
Recently I wrote an article covering the top five Democratic favourites to challenge Donald Drumpf in the 2020 Presidential election. Now, the second instalment will take a look at some […]
The Inbetweeners: the show that defined a Generation
The word “bullying” gets tossed around a lot these days, but to use this term to describe the kind of light repartee that many members of society indulged in throughout […]
Report from the History Department & Society: Brexit Panel Discussion
Last night the History Society put on a well attended panel discussion on the historical implications, roots and background of the Brexit decision and the recent negotiation process. Featuring Dr. […]
Brexit: What has happened? What is going to happen? What is the likely outcome?
If you’re currently lost in a sea of political jargon, trying to decipher what on Earth is going on with the state of the Brexit negotiations and what it means […]
The Yorker at LIFF 32: Colette
“Colette”, directed by Wash Westmoreland and starring Keira Knightley is based on the life of the foremost female French novelist. What an incredible film. I normally despise period dramas. I […]
Review: First Man
‘First Man’ is the third, and arguably most ambitious, film to come from Damien Chazelle. Following the immense success of ‘La La Land’ Chazelle has now moved into a new […]
Review: A Star Is Born
A Star is Born might tell the simplest (and most overused) story you’ll see in a film this year. Famous boy meets everyday girl, they connect and fall in love […]
Fortnightly News Roundup 19th August – 2nd September 2018
Being well informed isn’t easy, but it doesn’t have to be time consuming. In this feature, The Yorker is bringing you a fortnightly roundup of politics free national and international […]