How to say ‘Happy New Year’ in the all languages of the European Union
Ring in the new year by celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the EU by learning happy new year in all its languages.
Why it’s so important for students to take care of their mental health
Students need to understand that mental health is essential for their well-being. In fact, it's equally as important as physical health. A healthy mind helps us associate with others, study better and behave properly.
The 20 American things that horrify Brits most
The UK and US share much in common, but there's also lots that's very different. Here's 20 American things that horrify Brits the most.
Why ethics is important among students
If each university as an institution didn’t hold on to a specific set of moral values, our whole education system would rapidly collapse, so being a student with moral integrity is extremely important.
48 of the best signs from the People’s Vote march
An estimated 1 million people flooded the streets of central London this Saturday in favour of a final say on Brexit, making it one of the biggest protests in British history. Needless to say there were plenty of super signs on display. Here are 48 of the best
Brexit explained in 12 tweets is the funniest definition of the year
Despite the Brexit car crash currently unfolding, Brits still excel at one of their most positive national characteristics. Bitingly dark and self-deprecating humour. To see this in full force, enjoy Hugo Rifkind, son of a conservative politician and columnist of The Times, hilariously comparing Brexit to a ‘Cheese Submarine.’ in what has to be the best analogy of the year
Rake news: How social media trolled Trump about raking Finnish forests
This weekend Donald Trump visited wildfire-devastated California and did what he does best, talked nonsense. This time he quoted a conversation he had with the Finnish president Sauli Niinisto, saying California should do more 'raking like Finland.' Nobody rakes forest in Finland.
12 fun maps that show ways Britain’s divided other than on Brexit
Over two years on and Brexit is still dividing the UK. While an ever-increasing number are now supporting the idea of staying in the EU, they'll always be a split. But that's nothing new. The UK has always been divided in loads of different ways.
Thanks to Boris Johnson’s latest idiocy this 2016 letter to the Guardian is going viral
You don't have to be a genius to know that Boris Johnson only ever opens his mouth to put his foot in it or to further his career. This week he's attempted both by wittering on about burqa wearing because when the UK is on the very cusp of national self-destruction, opinionating on what people wear is crucial.
These 5 definitions of Brexit went viral. It’s easy to see why.
If there's any silver lining to the titanic idiocy of Brexit, it is its comedy value. Nearly a year and a half into the collective face-planting there's been a wealth of memes, videos and cartoons. One genre that's also erupted in popularity is definitions. These take Brexit or a Brexit "hero" and define their attributes in a fun new way. The 5 below have all gone viral, for obvious reasons.