From the time I accepted my offer to Glasgow till the point where I finally landed in the city, I…
The Life of Inanimate Objects
Objects populate our world as much as we do: they become the link between an intelligible idea and the physical…
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When you Wish Upon a Star: The Science and Culture Behind Stargazing
Individuals tend to realise their potential relevance whenever they cooperatively generate change by voting, protesting, or simply speaking their mind.…
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University Gardens
On returning to my university flat after a long summer of lockdown, I found my aloe vera plant shrivelled and…
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Lockdown Locks
There are two types of people in the world: those who braved the pandemic and grew out their hair, and…
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Can I have your number? It’s for Track and Trace
As the pandemic reshapes the entire premise of a night out, the fragmented memories of a pre-night out ritual lay…
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Review – Women in Music Pt. III, HAIM
‘A record which blends different styles while never losing its sense of self’
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Perfectionism and the Pursuit of Happiness
As humans are intrinsically imperfect, it is likewise accurate to say that striving for excellence and a constant feeling of…
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Activism (But Only if You’re In Our Circle)
We are very much alive and thriving (somewhat) in the age of social media. We are hooked to our phones,…
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Album Review: Taylor Swift — ‘Folklore’
As the name suggests, the songs contained in this album are stories unto themselves, each one containing a rich…
