Posted on: February 18, 2023 Posted by: Apostolos Kaniouras Comments: 0

Within One Year, Brexit Slashes European Student Enrollment in the UK by Half

Within One Year, Brexit Slashes European Student Enrollment in the UK by Half By Apostolos Kaniouras | International | February 18, 2023 Cover Illustration: Radcliffe Square, Oxford, UK. 2020. Nikita Ti / Unsplash  Reporter Apostolos Kaniouras analyzes the consequences of Brexit on universities and university students, both in and out of the country.  The academic year of 2021/2022 was the first full year post-Brexit, and British universities have already started feeling its…

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Posted on: February 17, 2023 Posted by: Gisele Weishan Comments: 0

Do Rich Nations Need to Be Held Liable For the Climate Crisis?

Do Rich Nations Need to Be Held Liable For the Climate Crisis? By Gisele Weishan | Magazine | February 17, 2023 Cover Illustration: Flags. Mathias Reding /Unsplash Magazine writer Gisele Weishan discusses the COP27 decision to establish loss and damage funding for vulnerable countries. Weishan examines this decision in hindsight to previous climate agreements which failed to aid developing nations.  The United Nations’ recent COP27 convention saw diplomats from nearly 200…

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Posted on: February 17, 2023 Posted by: Romana Petkovska Comments: 0

Reflection About Art

Reflection About Art By Romana Petkovska | Magazine | February 17, 2023 Cover Illustration: Arzu Cengiz / Unsplash Magazine reporter Romana Petkovska captures her perspective on “art” – what it is, how it is explained, and how people perceive art. What is art? How do we define the term? Is it something that you can touch, or is it rather abstract? Is it real or an illusion? The first definition that comes…

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Posted on: February 14, 2023 Posted by: Nathan Domon Comments: 0

VanMoof e-bikes: Gentrification of the cycle path

VanMoof: Gentrification on Wheels By Nathan Domon | Metro City | February 14, 2023 Cover Illustration: Bike in City. Johannes Schenk / Unsplash Reporter Nathan Domon reflects on the societal relevance of and resentment towards VanMoof e-bikes. As the clock strikes eight, Amsterdam awakens to the symphony of wheels and bells. From left and right, bicycles pass, dodge, rub and push each other, weaving in and out of traffic along the…

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Posted on: February 3, 2023 Posted by: Andrea Forssberg Comments: 0

The Rulebook for Being Cool

The Rulebook for Being Cool By Andrea Forssberg | Magazine | February 3, 2023 Cover Illustration: Five coats on a coat rack. Amanda Vick / Unsplash Magazine writer Andrea Forssberg discusses the recent rise of the scandi-chic style on social media and how it can promote sustainability through a more mindful approach to fashion. The rising success of the scandi-chic aesthetic has been discussed for a while now. High fashion Twitter…

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Posted on: February 1, 2023 Posted by: Anna Illing and Katrina Sproge Comments: 0

The Future of Humanity in Afghanistan: A Conversation with Ex-Diplomat, Author and Journalist Robbert van Lanschot

The Future of Humanity in Afghanistan: A Conversation with Ex-Diplomat, Author and Journalist Robbert van Lanschot By Anna Illing and Katrina Sproge | International | February 1, 2023 Cover Illustration: Robbert van Lanschot. Simon Ordonez / The Amsterdammer  International reporters Anna Illing and Katrina Sproge sat down with ex-diplomat, author and journalist Robbert van Lanschot to discuss his experiences traveling through Afghanistan and his current project to provide financial support for girls’…

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