Getting a bit fed up of your college room? Do not fear! Here is a list of some excellent places to explore during lockdown if you need a quick break, want some geography inspiration or want to go on a… Read More »Out and about town in a lockdown
Today we’re changing up ‘Dissertation Diaries’ as rather than looking at a student’s work, we’re going to be bringing you some top tips straight from the mouths of those that mark them! In this installment we spoke to the Geography… Read More »Dissertation Diaries – Lecturer’s Tips Part One
Merry Bridgemas from everyone on the blog team!💚🎄This week as always has a wide range of events whether you want to attend a discussion on post-colonialism and gender, or learn about racial discrimination in the UK justice system. To get… Read More »Coming up this week 26th November – 2nd December:
Merry Bridgemas from everyone on the blog team!💚🎄This week as always has a wide range of events whether you want to attend a discussion on post-colonialism and gender, or learn about racial discrimination in the UK justice system. To get… Read More »Coming up this week 26th November – 2nd December:
I think it’s an understatement to say that food means a lot to many people. One of humanity’s big loves, food is central to our lives and not just because it’s essential to keeping us alive. It’s central to our… Read More »Veganism: the answer to a sick Planet?
This week we will be looking at Eswyn Chen’s dissertation. Eswyn is a third year Geographer at Wolfson, and her dissertation is focused on changes in the North-Atlantic jet streams. What is your dissertation about? My dissertation is about the… Read More »Dissertation Diaries: Mid-Latitude Jet Stream Excursions
Week seven is nearly upon us, and term is slowly starting to come to a close. As ever, CUGS talks are continuing this week with two exciting talks from Arturo Escobar and Rebecca Lave, but we also have events from… Read More »Coming up this week: 19th November – 25th November 2020
Week seven is nearly upon us, and term is slowly starting to come to a close. As ever, CUGS talks are continuing this week with two exciting talks from Arturo Escobar and Rebecca Lave, but we also have events from… Read More »Coming up this week: 19th November – 25th November 2020
This photographic article has been put together by Arthur Seymour, a Geographer at Clare College and also one of our travel editors! It takes us through ten ways to experience South America away from mainstream tourist spots. Maybe a trip… Read More »10 ways to get off the beaten track in South America
This week we’re taking a look at Sean’s dissertation. Sean is a 3rd year Geographer and one of our Editors-in-Chief at Compass. His dissertation focusses on music from the Sahara desert and how it is represented and marketed to global… Read More »Dissertation Diaries: Tuareg musicians, the Sahara and ‘desert blues’