As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries kept journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends. Their

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

By Jana Surkova (Team Help Isolate) The situation in Camp Moria can still be only described as critical, with aerial footage sourced by The Guardian

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

By Hanna Mödder, Jana Surkova, Annika Loebig (Team Help Isolate) When we left uni, we knew we were going to come back at some point.

As Covid-19 spreads across the globe, LCC students from many countries are keeping journals of their own experiences and those of their family and friends.

We asked LCC students to take a single photo that sums up their experience of life in lockdown.   Natalia Zmarzlik (Polish student living in

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

Students from around the world discuss what they’re reading in lockdown as they cope with the effects of the coronavirus emergency.

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

Students from around the world tell their stories of how the corona virus has affect them, their families and their communities.

The singer, songwriter and producer talks us through his career and the creative process that led to his most recent, genre-busting EP.

Protesters gathered outside the Royal London Hospital to take a stand against the hostile environment policies within the NHS.

Despite its popularity, an independent feminist film has caused controversy and criticism throughout South Korea, despite encouraging gender equality.

The climate crisis affects not just the shopping habits of people, but also the students that study the third most polluting factor, fashion, and the creation of garments.

Northern Ireland joins 30 countries in the legalisation of same-sex marriage.

The Photographer’s Gallery shines the spotlight on a visual exploration of food with its latest exhibition.

Chinese students on the complex reality of life in London

How Barcelona’s charities are giving the city’s homeless women a new lease of life

New York’s homelessness problem has its roots in the American welfare system

Systemic barriers make integration a struggle for Toronto’s economic migrants

Restrictive audition processes at some of the UK’s top drama schools highlight elitism in British acting

How urban exploring has become one of London’s most desired and appealing mainstream pop cultures.

Two students’ secret relationship exposes their home country’s conservative attitudes towards homosexuality

Are Ecuador’s indigenous cultural traditions being lost to tourism and modernity?

The city’s housing emergency is leaving squatters and immigrants without homes

How sex has become big business in the Spanish city

Migrant mothers tell their stories about leaving their nearest and dearest when going to another country and the harsh challenges that come with it

Brands have long been capitalising on ‘cool’ culture, but their foray into the street art scene is dividing the movement

We asked students in art and design courses around the world about their favourite workspaces and the cities they live in

Three different stories of young buskers in the city

We hear from a former Muslin about why he transitioned out Islam despite the risk of death and rejection from his friends, family and community.

What we hear is as important as what we see in shaping our impressions of the urban environment

How my family’s funeral business set out to revolutionise attitudes to death in the Philippines

Waste is a growing concern in Spain—one that the country is slowly tackling

European students share their experiences of living in London

Kaye Sotomi, founder of the Chop Chop hair salon, considers the future of her industry

Can a city be its own brand? Should it? The answer is not as simple as it seems

Once the finest restaurant in Romania, Casa Capsa has fallen into neglect

The planet is in trouble but are enough of us engaged with the climate crisis to make a fundamental change?

Artefact meets Muslim Sisterhood, a London-based collective who are hoping to change the way young Muslim women are represented.

We talk to Niki Richards, co-founder of Organa Beauty & Wellbeing, a multi-brand retailer and distributor of organic and natural products.

Artefact explores the importance of film restoration and preservation with the BBC’s Restoration team.

Warehouses open their doors for ‘The Yellow House’ charity fundraiser, offering creative workshops, music and drinks.

A current cultural phenomenon in cafés is millennial pink, however it goes much deeper than that, as we explore money making aesthetics.

Artefact explores the re-emergence of the Flat Earth Society to discover what is behind this cultural phenomenon.