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Let’s go through just how easy, rewarding and beneficial plant parenthood can be
As we hope many of you will know, BLSA is returning to the Garrod building with many exciting new student spaces. But perhaps few of you know how this came about and what’s specifically happening.
Here, a volunteer describes what it is like to volunteer with Nightline for a night
Prof. Chloe Orkin is a Consultant Physician at the Barts Health NHS Trust, running HIV clinics and a HIV/HCV research unit…
My first impression of the room is that it is small and unassuming…
Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting (FGM/C) is a deeply seated cultural practice and is currently thought to be performed in 28 countries worldwide.
This is a dinner to impress your family, friends, and flatmates – it’s so delicious, vegan, and easy too!
It is only fitting then, that the benches in the Square of St Bartholomew's played host to another conversation
In July 2019, I took a taxi from Whitechapel to Heathrow. My driver Rizwan and I sat in bleary 5am-silence for a while, before he opened with the customary “Where you off to then?”…
As the end of the Second World War slowly approached, the people of Europe were left facing the effects of a war which had ravaged the Continent for over five years.
As a newly enrolled healthcare student at Barts and The London, there are several topics you must learn to form your foundation of medical science.
The British Medical Association (BMA) is the largest trade union for medical students with 20,000 student members, and a growing 200,000 total BMA membership.
Just a phrase, or is there truth in Alumni Nostalgia?
“I want some new plants to put in my flat, but I have never owned one and don’t know where to start. I want something that will survive being left for while I travel home.” - Sam Bloom
Let’s go through just how easy, rewarding and beneficial plant parenthood can be
FunMed is probably the most misleading module title in human history.
As the days get shorter and colder (not by much though, thanks global warming) you might find yourself wondering what to do in London…
The Garrod building is finally reopened, mostly. But how does it compare to the original concept drawings from the reveal in late 2022?
The academic year is back in full swing, our Sports teams have started their fixtures, and our Societies are starting up again in welcoming freshers.