By Hannah Kent Years after the coronavirus, attention has shifted from wondering whether another pandemic will occur to when. Come 2026, the World Health Organisation raised alarms louder than before - this time saying danger looms close, possibly bringing worse harm than what was seen during the last surge. Though efforts exist, they lag behind how fast new threats emerge. Looming shadows include Ebola regaining emergency status, odd patterns in hantavirus cases drawing scru

By Ainsley Benbow Greek philosopher Plato once stated that music can be “a more potent instrument than any other”, recognising its importance in life and even for study. Through modern research and data, music has been proven to help people study, depending on the type of music and how it is used. When used correctly, music can improve focus and motivation; in contrast, if used poorly, music can become just another distraction. One of the biggest advantages to studying with