Babe at 30: the piglet star is back in cinemas
Why this much-loved film is one of the best cinematic translations of a children’s book
by Kiera Vaclavik
Could your shoes warn you of injuries?
Craig Gwynne of Cardiff Metropolitan University explains how wearable technology is transforming foot care
Students, let your adrenaline work for you!
Instead of fearing exams, embrace them with confidence and strength, says Josephine Ebejer Grech
Uncorking the past: wine in the bronze age
New analysis of Troy findings by Stephan Blum, University of Tübingen, rewrites the story of wine in the early bronze age
“Humans are bad at reading dogs’ emotions”
However, we can do learn to do better says Juliane Kaminsk of the University of Portsmouth
Why we love the escapism of apocalyptic dramas
An overview of the most popular dystopian dramas to watch right now by Scott Jones, University of Birmingham
Medieval Venice shows us the value of art in a crisis
Bocconi University's Stefania Gerevini explains how Medieval Venice shows us the good that art can do
Novocaine: the movie action hero who’s immune to pain
The movie action hero with a real-life syndrome that makes him immune to pain, by Dan Baumgardt, University of Bristol
‘Let’s do Things Differently’: exploring Modern Theatre
Professor Stefan Aquilina explores Modern Theatre at the turn of the twentieth century
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Secret Garden on climate
The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett was an early work of climate fiction says Davina Quinlivan