Whether you’re in your first year, second year or final year at university we’ve all had to stay indoors and …
Vaccine success alongside an uncomfortable truth
The UK government has hit its target of 15 million vaccinations by mid-February. Boris Johnson’s government has now set about …
What Covid-19 has taught us as students
The pandemic has proved how precious life is and the value of health. It has changed our daily routines with …
This LGBT+ History Month let’s stop celebrating straight actors in queer roles
James Corden has landed a nomination for his controversial role as Barry Glickman in the Netflix film The Prom at …
World Hijab Day: What my hijab means to me
Hijab is a fundamental part of my religion. Every Muslim woman, hijabi or not, has their own way of seeing …
Why Black fraternities and sororities matter in the US
Today is the first day of Black history month in my home country, America. Yes, we all know Black excellence …
The 5 best New Year resolutions and how to keep them
So a new and hopeful year has begun and you may be among those who have set out New Year’s …
Why ‘Irreversible Damage’ by Abigail Shrier is harmful to the transgender community
Abigail Shrier’s controversial book fuels the ongoing debate surrounding transgender youth. She argues her book is about “an epidemic” that …
How to regain your identity in a world of masks
By now, we are all aware of the pandemic that has been plaguing us since 2020. How can we ever …
Things to be grateful for (yes, even in 2020)
This year has been wild. The world didn’t start the year on the right foot, nor is it finishing with …