• Coronavirus: How Is The Tourism Industry Suffering?

    The Covid-19 virus has caused decimation to our daily lives. Shops are shut, plans are cancelled, and travel is pretty much non-existent as countries shut their borders in an attempted to ‘flatten the curve’ of the deadly disease. Businesses are on their knees as the UK government order non-essential...
  • How To Get Funding For Societies During Lockdown

    Struggling with reduces fund for your society thanks to lockdown? Nishka has some invaluable advice on how to raise money quickly at easily at no extra cost!...
  • Is There A Risk Of Catching COVID-19 From Food Packaging And Food?

    Lujain explores why COVID-19 is rarely transmitted through food packaging...
  • Food for Fun: Best Food Socs at Notts

    Everyone knows that joining societies is one of the best things to do when at university. You get to meet groups of like-minded people and attend events together, where, more likely than not, a friendship will form. But what’s better than joining a society? ...
  • For Better Or Worse? The Government’s Fight Against Obesity

    The government has introduced its new ‘Better Health’ policy which plans to focus on improving the physical health of people in the face of increasing obesity. The policy includes ending fast food advertising on TV, enabling doctors to prescribe cycling, and the inclusion of calories on the menus of...
  • Looking After Your Mental Health During Isolation 

    On March 11 2020, the World Health Organisation declared COVID-19, aka coronavirus, a pandemic. In order to reduce the spread of the virus, the government has ordered social isolation, and here at the University of Nottingham, and many other universities across the country, learning has been moved online. Many...
  • What COVID-19 Actually Does to the Body, and How Lethal It Can Be 

    From worried parents to curious schoolchildren, it’s not just the researchers that want to know what exactly coronavirus does to the body.  It may not come as a surprise that over £20 million has been allocated for research on coronavirus.   “This means that the cells stop their regular functions and start to...