Kaelee Dean takes a look at her own attitudes towards feminism, and how they have evolved over the years, while also touching on the impact feminism has had on a society of young, confused, highly pressured women.

Lomography: A Love Story. Complete with a complicated history, seeing the world through rose coloured glasses, and the potential for a future love triangle. Kaelee takes a walk down lovers’ lane with her new lomo camera, and muses on what makes lomography so special.

Why atheism is on its way to becoming just like any other religion.

With the potential of immortality some time in the next century, will we be a society of Hob Gadlings or will life continue to pass us by, no matter how long it is? Kaelee Dean looks briefly at the implications of life eternal.

Music and matter are more entwined than you may realise, and the implications of this could change life as we know it.

Alanna Horgan takes an depth look at the multiverse and its implications for the possibility of time travel.

‘Do not teach your children never to be angry; teach them how to be angry.’ ~Lyman Abbott

Kaelee Dean looks at the social taboo on anger, new and emerging views of anger, and why it is healthier to express anger than to ignore it.

Alanna Horgan explains how locating the present moment in time may be harder than you think.

Alanna Horgan looks at the strange possibilities of logical paradoxes in time travel.

This is one of the most commonly held assumptions about time travel. If you go back in time and change even the slightest thing, the butterfly effect will cause a chain reaction that drastically alters the course of history. The time you originally left will not be the one you come back to. However, this very concept is the reason the possibility of time travel remains in dispute.