Margarete takes a deep dive into the world of film from how it was before the pandemic to how it is today. She also explores how this impacts the future of the film industry, Netflix, and consumers.
Follow Sofia in exploring the incomparable presence of the characters often sidelined in movie plots and find out how inescapable the charm of supporting characters really is.
Has being stuck at home left you longing for a vacation that will probably not happen any time soon? Sophie knows your struggle. Until we can safely travel again, check out these tips on how to get yourself inspired and prepared for future trips all while using our generation’s favourite social media platform – Instagram.
In part 2 of the “On Internet Freedom” series, Audrius and Justin reflect on the various consequences of technological advancement on “freedom” as we know it in modern democratic societies.
Jaja discusses the current debate around the uncommon representation in Bridgerton, Netflix’s new period drama. Is it a win for representation or unrealistic?
Google has become alarmingly omnipresent in our daily lives, where we unconsciously seek comfort and nourishment from this almighty platform. Asiah dives deep into the increasingly dominant role of Google and ponders its inseparable implications on our own digital use.
Gökçe takes a deep dive into the Fantastic Fungi Documentary. She explores mushrooms, their hype, and their possibilities for the future.
Are you reading fantasy books? Then you are not alone. Gaukhar tells us why we are reading them and why we should not care what others think.
Marie takes on student life at the UvA, student’s uncertainty about their future life, and then gives advice on how students can handle being uncertain.
Follow Nouhaila as she uncovers the truth behind the arrival of deepfakes, its consequences, and its use in the world of technology.
Justin and Audrius write about Donald Trump’s recent social media ban, the discussion it opens up on internet freedom of speech and the role tech giants play in the matter.
In this review of an anxiety-inducing Netflix original series, Emma puts the Japanese sci-fi thriller, Alice in Borderland, under a microscope.
The news media has always played an integral role in advocating for the people and shining a light on silenced voices in society as the Fourth Estate. In this article, Hannah discusses how Amnesty International, a highly prestigious human rights organisation, was founded through a news article that forever changed the world.
Gaukhar introduces us to a whole new world of BookTok, where avid readers share their love for classic literature, fantasy novels, and many more.
In this article, Marie talks about the opportunities you can gain by actively networking.
Margarete takes a deep dive into the world of film from how it was before the pandemic to how it is today. She also explores how this impacts the future of the film industry, Netflix, and consumers.
Follow Sofia in exploring the incomparable presence of the characters often sidelined in movie plots and find out how inescapable the charm of supporting characters really is.
Has being stuck at home left you longing for a vacation that will probably not happen any time soon? Sophie knows your struggle. Until we can safely travel again, check out these tips on how to get yourself inspired and prepared for future trips all while using our generation’s favourite social media platform – Instagram.
In part 2 of the “On Internet Freedom” series, Audrius and Justin reflect on the various consequences of technological advancement on “freedom” as we know it in modern democratic societies.
Jaja discusses the current debate around the uncommon representation in Bridgerton, Netflix’s new period drama. Is it a win for representation or unrealistic?
Google has become alarmingly omnipresent in our daily lives, where we unconsciously seek comfort and nourishment from this almighty platform. Asiah dives deep into the increasingly dominant role of Google and ponders its inseparable implications on our own digital use.
Gökçe takes a deep dive into the Fantastic Fungi Documentary. She explores mushrooms, their hype, and their possibilities for the future.
Are you reading fantasy books? Then you are not alone. Gaukhar tells us why we are reading them and why we should not care what others think.
Marie takes on student life at the UvA, student’s uncertainty about their future life, and then gives advice on how students can handle being uncertain.
Follow Nouhaila as she uncovers the truth behind the arrival of deepfakes, its consequences, and its use in the world of technology.
Justin and Audrius write about Donald Trump’s recent social media ban, the discussion it opens up on internet freedom of speech and the role tech giants play in the matter.
In this review of an anxiety-inducing Netflix original series, Emma puts the Japanese sci-fi thriller, Alice in Borderland, under a microscope.
The news media has always played an integral role in advocating for the people and shining a light on silenced voices in society as the Fourth Estate. In this article, Hannah discusses how Amnesty International, a highly prestigious human rights organisation, was founded through a news article that forever changed the world.
Gaukhar introduces us to a whole new world of BookTok, where avid readers share their love for classic literature, fantasy novels, and many more.
In this article, Marie talks about the opportunities you can gain by actively networking.
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