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Science Editor Anoushka Sinha discusses the main take-aways of a talk about the Antikythera Mechanism at New Scientist Live 2025. Every year, the New...
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News
A previously undiscovered 1300 Magna Carta has been found hiding in plain sight in the archives of Harvard Law School. Professor David Carpenter, an...
Culture
Staff writer Gioia Birt reviews the Voices of Resistance exhibition at the Postal Museum, shedding light on the hidden histories of African enslavement and...
Culture
Staff writer Charlotte Galea takes a look at the history of the building which neighbours the King’s College London Strand Campus. Somerset House has...
Culture
Staff Writer Charlie Dennis Reviews ‘The Zone of Interest’ addressing how director Jonathon Glazer deals with the theme of banal evil in Nazi Germany....
London
This October, an amendment to its foundational documents means that King’s College London (KCL) is now officially recognised as a university rather than a...
Culture
Staff Writer Anoushka Sinha tells the story of the Advent calendar around the world – from fasting to eating chocolates. The yearly debate of...
Culture
Staff writer Joe Breuer provides an insight and history into the fantastical world of Doctor Who in light of its 60th anniversary. The Last...
Comment
Staff Writer Aleksa Andrejevic examines how our internalised perceptions of history shape our notions of power and place in the wider world. Professor Richard...
Culture
Staff Writer Karissa Sweetland-Laube highlights the groundbreaking and influential role that Katherine Johnson played in both the world of STEM and the civil rights...