What is just an idea for some, is a reality for others. How serious is the many worlds theory and is it possible to have a glimpse into a different universe?
The deepening dilemma over food banks
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Artefact investigates how important food banks have become and how the number of people in poverty is growing rapidly.
Exams, coursework and the dark web
5 Mins read
How the ‘E-bay for drugs’ is being used by students across the UK to help them fund the financially trying times of university life.
Contacting the afterlife
7 Mins read
Artefact investigates the spirit world, and how many people claim they’re still in touched with loved ones who have passed away.
Radio 1 at 50: Fighting to stay relevant
8 Mins read
Are internet radio stations the new pirates? Strong community, diverse roster and digital engagement may be giving them the edge over older rivals.
Small town, big heroes
9 Mins read
The stories of six people who fought to give the small Catalan town of Aiguaviva the right to democracy on October 1st.
The vogue for face-lifting in Asia
7 Mins read
Cosmetic surgery and non-surgical enhancements: an increasingly-popular way to reach the pinnacle of aesthetics in Asia.
Instagram is the social network deemed the most detrimental to the mental well-being of young adults, but are memes about mental health helpful or harmful?
Alternative money: the bitcoin bubble
3 Mins read
What is Bitcoin, how does it work, and what can be done with it? Artefact examines the new world of the cryptocurrency.
Is there a gun culture in the UK?
8 Mins read
How can the UK tackle gun crime if many deny the existence of gun culture, just because it is not on the same level as the US?