Part-time sugar baby, full-time student
4 Mins read
Exploring the increasing business of student sugar babies and how this helps them to fund student life.
Endurance against the odds: Halting the atomic bomb
10 Mins read
In 1943, Norwegian resistance fighters undertook one of the most daring raids to thwart the Third Reich’s efforts to create an atomic bomb.
Podcast: Veganuary
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In response to issues of the environment and animal welfare, vegan and vegetarian diets are on the rise. Three Artefact reporters explore a new range of meat alternatives that have entered the market and speak to The Vegetarian Society to hear their approach to promoting the lifestyle.
In London 151 LGBTQI+ venues have shut down in the last 16 years. Is the U-haul theory to blame or is it just another toxic stereotype?
Painting in the astral world
5 Mins read
A true separation of the astral body from the physical does not feel anything like dreaming. It is a very real, very physical experience.
Helping vulnerable men into employment
6 Mins read
We talk to Maria Lenn founder of the charity Suited and Booted about how styling someone in a suit can help transform their life.
UK immigration policies are having had a dire impact on higher education; we examine how international students are being affected and what role universities play.
Bears in Trees: Music, mental health and meatballs
11 Mins read
We met with London locals Bears in Trees to discuss their upcoming releases, how music has helped their mental health and why it’s important to talk about how we’re feeling.
A new exhibition explores the inseparable link between nightlife and culture, illustrating the influence of prominent social spaces on art around the world.
Walk on the wild side
4 Mins read
From coyotes on roofs to leopards in parks, mother nature always finds a way to prosper.