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Sober students: Is this the new norm?

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It’s no secret that drinking is a significant part of university culture, but is this the case for all students?

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The Play Issue

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'Every time I think about getting back to the root of just rapping, I think of New York'

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Sometimes less is more, and for Motive105, his art is all about stripping things back.
CulturePlay

Sadie Sink: From 'Stranger Things' to Shakespeare

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Few plays have been revived more than Romeo and Juliet, but this new iteration still finds something fresh to say.
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'Designers assume that if they understand it, everybody else will': The fight for accessible play

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By amplifying underrepresented voices in video games, one studio hopes to highlight what the industry is missing.
Technology

Race to 100: The start-up trying to fix your full laptop  

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Limpet has sold around 15 units. By Demo Day on November 17, its founders want 100.
Lifestyle

Sober students: Is this the new norm?

5 Mins read
It’s no secret that drinking is a significant part of university culture, but is this the case for all students?
LifeNewsdayVideo

Is London being shortsighted about blind people?

1 Mins read
London’s streets are used by millions of people every day, but how accessible are they for everyone? For blind and partially sighted Londoners, navigating London can present challenges that affect their confidence, independence and ability to travel safely. This video piece explores concerns surrounding floating bus stops, and examines calls for more inclusive street design.