The Rudeboy Selekta’s Boomtown Preview

The wonderful time of year has once again snuck up on us - it’s time for Boomtown Chapter 3 - Revolution of Imagination. So, what's in store this year?

Staying Friendly in Competition

With society and SU elections coming to a close, it’s more important than ever to remember to keep things civil. It’s not a paid job or a once-in-a-lifetime chance. But how can you best keep things calm and collected in the face of rivalry?

Dr Chaerin Kim: An Inspiring Journey to Musical Success

Mult-instrumentalist Chaerin Kim flew all the way from Florida to the Insanity Radio studio, with her suitcase in tow, to talk to me about her fond memories of loving music as a child, her career highlights, and the incredible opportunities she has lined up in the coming months.

Fragile Beauty: Vulnerability and Strength

Recently, Insanity Radio was invited to the press preview of the new V&A Museum exhibition Fragile Beauty which displays over 300 photographs from Elton John and David Furnish’s domestic collection.

History Hive: 200 Years of Animals and Culture

Recently the Zoological Society of London has launched History Hive: a public resource where citizens and locals can contribute their personal histories to enlighten the past 200 years of ZSL’s societal contributions.

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Social Distancing and Self-Isolating – What does it mean and for whom?

Posted on 22nd March 202023rd March 2020 by Haydn Roberts

If you’re still confused about what the government’s advice is, read on.

Royal Holloway To Move Exams Online

Posted on 18th March 202018th March 2020 by Jamie Woods

As well as the move to online exams, summer graduations have been postponed.

BREAKING NEWS: NEW UK CORONAVIRUS MEASURES

Posted on 17th March 202018th March 2020 by Melissa Fleur Afshar

The Chancellor lays out financial protections for affected firms, while the government tightens social restrictions.

UK Government Steps Up Coronavirus Response – What it means for you:

Posted on 14th March 202023rd March 2020 by Haydn Roberts

The government outlines the latest stage in dealing with the ‘worst public health crisis in a generation’.

Album Review: Ordinary Man

Posted on 8th March 20209th March 2020 by Serena Cheyenne

Serena looks into Ozzy’s latest album ‘Ordinary Man’

Meg Walker’s Megathon

Posted on 6th March 20206th March 2020 by Jamie Woods

Starting at 9PM Friday, through until 2PM on Sunday, Meg will be taking over the airwaves for her fifth successive year, to raise money for CLIC Sargent and Start The Wave.

Game Review: Phoenix Point

Posted on 6th March 20206th March 2020 by Syed Ali

Syed takes a look into new release, Phoenix Point from the creators of X-COM

Royal Holloway Science Festival Cancelled Due To Coronavirus

Posted on 6th March 20206th March 2020 by Jamie Woods

Royal Holloway has cancelled its annual Science Festival which was due to take place at its Egham campus on Saturday 7 March.

Gig Review: The Maine

Posted on 4th March 20204th March 2020 by Ryan McCluskey

Hayley reviews US band The Maine at the O2 Forum Kentish Town in their UK tour!

Gig Review: Guru

Posted on 27th February 202027th February 2020 by Devon Good

Dev ventures once again to The Old Blue Last to review Guru’s final show with drummer Simon

Gig Review: Valeras

Posted on 7th February 202010th February 2020 by Devon Good

Dev heads down to The Old Blue Last to renew his expectations of Valeras in their October Gig

Strike Action: UCU Announces a further 14 Days of Industrial Action

Posted on 3rd February 20207th February 2020 by Haydn Roberts

After both sides failed to resolve a dispute over pensions and pay with employers, the UCU has announced a fresh round of industrial action.