Despite all the medical and technological advancements over the years, there are still millions who are affected by untreatable or undiagnosable diseases worldwide. But, hopefully, 3Helix has discovered a new method to both identify and work on treatments for these ailments.
“Feminism is for everyone”. I previously had no idea how International Women’s Day came to be what it is today. I’m assuming other people were in the same boat and so have done the research for you and compiled it in this article.
Leap Years: I know they occur every four years and cause an additional day to be added to the end of February. But why do they occur?
While experiencing ‘Words from the Wild’, I was lucky enough to interview one of the featured poets and curators, Briony Hughes. She taught me about the curation process, inspiration for writing, and the actual construction of some poems.
The last academic year has seen the relentless effort of the University and College Union (UCU) in their dispute against unfair pay and working conditions in academic institutions across the country.
As we draw steadily on to the end of the first term, many of us will be reflecting on our student housing choices.
Just days after moving Surrey in to Tier 3, the PM was back at the lectern to announce a plethora of new restrictions.
Surrey, with the exception of Waverly, will follow much of the East and South East of England into Tier 3 on Saturday.
One man is in custody and enquires are ongoing after a man was found with stab wounds by nearby South Road.
After being called to an incident last night, Police discovered a man with suspected stab wounds that they have said are “potentially life-changing”.
The local history of Englefield Green is dominated by news of Magna Carta, memorials, and London Olympians living at Royal Holloway. But for some reason the summer of 1956 and one of Runnymede’s most famous residents is often overlooked…
