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‘What measures can be taken to increase voter turnout?’ In order to consider measures to increase voter turnout, the importance of the…

What kinds of inequality, if any, are unjust? Equality is the state of being equal, especially in status, rights or opportunity, and…

Was the EU Commission correct to fine Google for abuse of a strong market position in online markets? Under European Competition Law,…

Can history teach us lessons? Unlike other fields, history bases itself entirely around the past, rather than the present or future, which…

‘What are literary critics for?’  From Aristotle’s Poetics all the way up until the present day, literary criticism has existed for as…

‘Nudges have been successfully used by governments around the world to influence people’s behaviours (Thaler 2008), but will we become immune to…

‘Oscar Wilde claimed that ‘All art is quite useless’. Can art’s uselessness be a source of it usefulness?’ What did Wilde mean…

NCH student satisfaction increases to 100% NSS results show NCH outperformed sector by 16% in 2019 100% of students report they are…

On 25th June 2019, we celebrated the outstanding academic work of students who were shortlisted for the third NCH London Essay Competition…

We can be held responsible for our views, and yet we can’t form judgements simply at will. What does this tell us…

Dear Students, I am delighted to tell you that New College of the Humanities is entering into a global strategic partnership with…

According to the National Student Survey (NSS 2018), published on Friday 27th July 2018, students rate New College of the Humanities (the…