Dan Eboka discusses the decay of music in our generation and the criticism of Mumble rap From the grandeur of classical music, to the unruly harmony of jazz, the vile …
1000 Cranes for Hope: A story of hope, folds and union
Origami Society is a small group of students that likes to meet every Tuesday evening to talk about their day, use their creativity to fold origami designs and de-stress. You …
Wellbeing is just up the road. Visit Firstsite!
Natascha Rimo displays all the different activities promoted by Firstsite and how they can take you out of the box and improve your wellbeing. Have you ever found yourself stuck …
The Year of the Pig
Valentina Gomes dos Santos tells us about the Lunar New Year celebrations on campus On the 5thof February, Chinese culture and tradition celebrated the beginning of a new year. Chinese New …
Travel to… Seoul, South Korea!
Do you ever wonder what should you eat and visit while in Seoul? Joanna Wocial lists her top 5 favourites. Ever thought of traveling somewhere exotic? Are you interested in …
Movember: How To Make A Successful Charity With Style
Tom Abadie raises awareness to the importance of Movember in the prevention of prostate and testicular cancer It all starts by removing all facial hair at the end of October …
HONNE kept me Warm on a Cold Night
Valentina Gomes dos Santos reviews HONNE’s concert in London I am a proud concert freak. Approximately 14 years ago, when I was six years old, my mother took me to …
Welcome to the Riot Club: TAS Posh Preview
Gudrun Palomino It’s almost time for the Theatre Arts Society’s new-found Summer term project. This year the play of choice is Laura Wade’s political satire Posh. Directed by third year …
High-Flyers
Cecilia Maiorana reflects her time at the University of Essex as an international student and tells us why we are high-flyers.
Every Action Counts
Arianna Bosio and Anthony Churchill write about what they’re doing to help with the issue of plastics