My eyes are open, so why can't I see?
3 Mins read
The story of a rare condition that changes the life of its victims – how one person overcame the worst experience of her life.
Straight people: Please respect our language
2 Mins read
We examine the naive appropriation of LBGT and queer culture by straight people.
Will language learning become obsolete?
5 Mins read
As translation technology improves, what does this mean for the future of language learning?
The drugs of hospitality
4 Mins read
Artefact meets Mark, a 22 year old bartender in South West London, whose story proves that there is more than meets the eye when it comes to drug use in hospitality.
The oral art of the 21st century
6 Mins read
We investigate the oral art of Spoken Word and shows how enabling conversation is a 21st-century therapy session.
“I was born bad”
9 Mins read
Did Stephen Paddock, the Las Vegas mass murderer, have a “bad streak” in his blood or was it antidepressants that triggered his criminal instinct?
Copping, not shopping
4 Mins read
Artefact investigates the new form of retailing which means shopping for clothing brands is no longer as simple as it seems.
The Way of Saint James: A magical path
7 Mins read
500 miles, 32 days. “There are conversations on the Camino that can change one’s life path.” Are you ready to walk Europe’s most special pilgrimage?
Losing the Turkey of my childhood
12 Mins read
Artefact examines the growing concern over the political situation in Turkey, where President Erdogan is consolidating power through fear.
Gaming addiction: Yes, it is very real
7 Mins read
While a gaming addiction may not be considered a serious medical condition in the UK, it is very, very real for those it affects.