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Articles by Ella Wilson Coates
From Graduation to Purpose: My Journey with BlueSky Thinking
As someone who has always enjoyed reading and writing more than anything else, I had long considered a career in journalism. Like most people who love to read and write stories, I pursued a degree in English. I studied at King’s College London, where I was able to challenge myself and explore all aspects of literature. After I graduated I felt elated, like a balloon, full of information and experience.
Does Corporate Sustainability Need A Gen Z Glow-Up?
UK consumers are willing to pay up to 49p more for biodegradable plastic bottles, research from Corvinus University of Budapest finds However, this does not fully offset the higher production costs, which presents a challenge for manufacturers As a result, manufacturers must innovate their business models to support affordable sustainability Do you remember the VSCO Girl of 2019? If not, let me paint a picture for you.
Book nook: three incredible reads for Women's History Month
By Max Bradley-Cole, Second Year, Film and Television In honour of Women’s History Month, here are three inspiring memoirs that chronicle the perseverance, tenacity, and strength of three incredible women. When The Dust Settles by Lucy Easthope Lucy Easthope found her calling after the Hillsborough disaster. Born and raised in Liverpool, Lucy was a child when the 1989 FA Cup Semi-Final descended into chaos as a result of fatal overcrowding.
How Does Art Represent Institutions?
By Ella Wilson-Coates, Third Year English and Philosophy After the removal from his plinth during the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020, Edward Colston’s image has been further disassociated with the Bristol identity after the unveiling of the University of Bristol’s new logo. The decision to remove Colston’s emblematic dolphin from their logo, due to Colston’s involvement with the transatlantic slave trade, comes as part of the University’s 'Reparative Futures'programme.
Review: Say She She @ SWX
By Ella Wilson Coates, Third Year English and Philosophy I think you’d be hard pressed to find any gig-goer that hasn't had the disappointing experience of going to see an artist where their vocals just don’t live up to the studio version. But if you’re going to see Say She She this needn’t be a fear. With their new album ‘Silver’ being recorded live to tape what you hear through your headphones is what you will be met with in concert and then some (with the welcome addition of some funky choreo).
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