By Maria Szin In the kaleidoscope of Interwar Bucharest, one woman broke free from the shackles of societal expectations, pedalling her way into history and becoming a symbol of resistance and change. Mita Biciclista (Mita the ‘Cyclist), born Maria Mihăescu in 1885, defied conventions and etched her name into the fabric of a society dominated …
Mita Biciclista – The First Feminist of Romania Read More »
By George Curley Any avid gamer will know about the imminent release of the latest action-shooter game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Developed by Rocksteady Studios, the same group that is responsible for the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham series, this instalment is a spin-off from those games. This is based on the DC comics …
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Rocksteady’s do or die. Read More »
By Samvit Sibal Just over a year ago, Florida governor Ron DeSantis seemed to be in pole position to secure the Republican presidential nomination – or at least prove a real threat to Donald Trump – but one year on he’s dropped out of the race, leaving just Trump and former South Carolina governor and …
The Rise and Fall of Ron DeSantis Read More »
By Alissa Naydenova This one is for all the readers. Whether you’re in a book slump or simply looking for your first read of the year, you have probably gotten a glimpse of a golden cover in Waterstones or heard someone talk about “the next Harry Potter” on BookTok, perhaps you’ve even seen it as …
Fourth Wing Review: Your next read Read More »
By Chloe Finn – From Bookish Society Every month, the Bookish Society chooses a theme for their book of the month, and our December theme was wintry books. This could be books set in winter, a book themed around Christmas or just a cosy book to curl up and read with the cold weather outside. …
Before The Coffee Gets Cold Book Review – Book of the month Read More »
By Sariah Lake Photo by Ore Oluyen ‘Rhythm’ is Essex’s newest society, and it will focus on honing and showcasing the university’s musical talent. Founded by Juwaerat ‘Keji’ Ayanda, the society looks to create community and resources for musicians on campus. On Thursday, December 7th, Rhythm hosted one of their weekly open mic nights, where …
Rhythm Essex: New Music Society on Campus Read More »
By Shola Osiyemi I believe that one of the strongest elements of fiction, is it’s ability to inspire. Almost every fictional character has a goal or an ambition, and the story details the journey they undertook, towards achieving this goal. The Story of One-Piece encapsulates this phenomenon extremely well. It’s a story about a crew …
What One-Piece taught me about achieving my dreams Read More »
Articles – Page 3 – Rebel
By Maria Szin In the kaleidoscope of Interwar Bucharest, one woman broke free from the shackles of societal expectations, pedalling her way into history and becoming a symbol of resistance and change. Mita Biciclista (Mita the ‘Cyclist), born Maria Mihăescu in 1885, defied conventions and etched her name into the fabric of a society dominated …
Mita Biciclista – The First Feminist of Romania Read More »
By George Curley Any avid gamer will know about the imminent release of the latest action-shooter game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Developed by Rocksteady Studios, the same group that is responsible for the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham series, this instalment is a spin-off from those games. This is based on the DC comics …
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, Rocksteady’s do or die. Read More »
By Samvit Sibal Just over a year ago, Florida governor Ron DeSantis seemed to be in pole position to secure the Republican presidential nomination – or at least prove a real threat to Donald Trump – but one year on he’s dropped out of the race, leaving just Trump and former South Carolina governor and …
The Rise and Fall of Ron DeSantis Read More »
By Alissa Naydenova This one is for all the readers. Whether you’re in a book slump or simply looking for your first read of the year, you have probably gotten a glimpse of a golden cover in Waterstones or heard someone talk about “the next Harry Potter” on BookTok, perhaps you’ve even seen it as …
Fourth Wing Review: Your next read Read More »
By Chloe Finn – From Bookish Society Every month, the Bookish Society chooses a theme for their book of the month, and our December theme was wintry books. This could be books set in winter, a book themed around Christmas or just a cosy book to curl up and read with the cold weather outside. …
Before The Coffee Gets Cold Book Review – Book of the month Read More »
By Sariah Lake Photo by Ore Oluyen ‘Rhythm’ is Essex’s newest society, and it will focus on honing and showcasing the university’s musical talent. Founded by Juwaerat ‘Keji’ Ayanda, the society looks to create community and resources for musicians on campus. On Thursday, December 7th, Rhythm hosted one of their weekly open mic nights, where …
Rhythm Essex: New Music Society on Campus Read More »
By Shola Osiyemi I believe that one of the strongest elements of fiction, is it’s ability to inspire. Almost every fictional character has a goal or an ambition, and the story details the journey they undertook, towards achieving this goal. The Story of One-Piece encapsulates this phenomenon extremely well. It’s a story about a crew …
What One-Piece taught me about achieving my dreams Read More »