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Entering the workforce in the AI era is both exciting and dizzying. With developments happening at pace, there are countless new applications for the tech yet to be fully explored. No one can say with certainty in which direction we may be headed when it comes to AI, but we are headed there fast. At such a dynamic and uncertain juncture, how do we adapt at work to keep up?

Technology Feature

Lead: What AI means for the ways we work

If your algorithm has been anything like mine recently, you’ll have found yourself involuntarily inundated with a barrage of content pointing to the utter hopelessness of your future job prospects. Perhaps this has taken the form of an excessively brutal list of ‘the top ten least employable degrees of 2026’. Or maybe you’ve been subjected to a certain LSE alumnus asserting that ‘you’re cooked’ if you don’t, at the very least, graduate with a first from a Russell Group university. Alternatively, the dread may be induced through deceptively artistic means. In a recent TikTok post, one graduate displays a collage they made entirely from hundreds of application rejection emails (Beautifully tragic). Safe to say, it can all get a bit much.

Opinion Article

The graduate job hunt/ We're all in the same boat

Call me bourgeois but I really don’t think date night should involve grabbing a cheeky maccies, no matter your student status or budget. Of course, there’s a time and place for casual dining, but with Valentine’s Day just gone, perhaps your partner’s reaction to your date of choice means it’s time for you to treat them to something a little more refined next time. Whether you’re looking to impress a special someone or you’ve grown weary of others’ company and would rather unwind alone, heed my recommendations, you’ll not be disappointed. Try these, my absolute favourite, top-rated Brighton bars to guarantee yourself a delicious drink and a moment to remember:

Bar Review

Bottoms up! Brighton’s best bars

On the outskirts of Brighton, nestled neatly between two parklands, the Coldean estate has long been hailed as a peaceful, leafy suburb. However, beneath its phlegmatic exterior, the rapidly changing demographic of this close knit community, brought on by recent housing developments and nearby university activity, has caused tensions to simmer.

Local Life Article

Hate thy neighbour/ Is this a crunch point for coldean?

Britain’s legacy as a bastion for liberal, enlightened politics may be drawing ever nearer to its twilight.

Opinion Article

Discuss the following statement: ‘Freedom of speech is a licence to offend’

A blue Lexus was stolen from a driveway on Westland Drive, Hayes in the early hours of Friday morning.

News Article

Car theft in hayes

The trial of seven young men involved in a street fight is underway in Brighton’s Law Courts.

Court Report

Brighton's barber shop bust-up

The rising popularity of gourmand or ‘foodie’ scents could be shaped by trending beauty ideals of thinness, diet culture and the greater normalisation of weight-loss medication.

Feature Article

Sticky dates and staying skinny: Gourmand fragrance and its link to dieting.

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