Britannia rules the roads
10 Mins read
Artefact buckles in for an exploration of the negative stigma that young male drivers face in the UK.
Jazz: No sell-by date
12 Mins read
With the discussion around the idea of Jazz dying as an art form, we look at the people who disagree with this idea, as they continue to keep the genre alive. Putting their own personalities and influences into their music, they recreate the way in which we listen to Jazz.
Adultery: Decriminalised in India
4 Mins read
India has struck down the 150 years-old adultery law, but what does it mean?
Go Green Week
2 Mins read
Students are being encouraged to drive social and environmental justice movements. Artefact explores what this year’s campaign was all about.
'Shame, shame, shame on you!'
4 Mins read
Several animal rights groups have ascended upon London Fashion week to protest the use of fur in shows.
Eating disorders: The declining prospect of help
11 Mins read
Seeking help for such a secretive disorder, is like killing away your only friend, but with the lack of funding, is help really effective?
Walthamstow: A whole new world
8 Mins read
Walthamstow is undergoing major re-generation, but what problems does this create for the underprivileged members of the community?
Why do kids hate school?
6 Mins read
In most places across the globe school, can be confusing, restrictive, and traumatising.
‘Just take it as a compliment’ – Seriously?
7 Mins read
Sexual harassment in work places have always been under scrutiny, how is this changing in our society today? “I’ve looked back on so many instances of harassment in my past.”
Three business owners tell us about setting up business in London after arriving from post-Soviet countries.