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An open letter has accused King’s College London of pushing ahead with a controversial new assessment system that “devalues” degrees, based on documents the...
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Staff Writer Jagoda Ziolkowska reflects upon the many faces of culture – an ideal of unified beauty or a powerful tool for manipulation? “Books,...
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Staff Writer Esin Ucur explores how the ancient Stoic divised and practised a method of well-being still relevant to the trials and tribulations of...
Culture
Staff Writer Sarah Stancombe discusses the allure of egoism – should we ditch being moral and focus on what is best for us? ‘Something...
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Culture Editor Connor Williams reflects on the useful well-being tools Stoicism can provide when dealing with the overwhelming complexity of AI. Rapidly advancing AI...
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Staff writer Salvatrice D’Anna Campo on the threat of mass surveillance and production of discriminatory algorithms “You had to live—did live, from habit that became instinct—in...
Culture
Staff writer Nia Simeonova reflects on “A First Brush With Philosophy”, an incredibly unique experience where you get painted while having a deep philosophical...
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Roar writer Hannah Apen explores complexities around freedom of expression, cancel culture and the limits of our liberty. A conversation which never strays far...
Culture
Roar writer Saul Levene reviews “Cancelling Socrates”, a fascinating play that draws parallels between the trial of Socrates and the ideological battles we see today. ...
