Stop digging up dirt from our timelines
Stine Arnulf
As part of a generation who has grown up on social media, every stupid thought we once shared can now be brought to light and held against us.
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Why you should avoid Kingston’s Christmas market
Karan Ahluwalia
Come November and the Christmas fairy throws up all over the Western world with her glitter snowflakes to transform everything with fake embellishments and fill markets with overpriced cheap stocking…
Christmas cannot come early enough
Lacey Jones
I have been verbally attacked time and time again for expressing my love for Christmas months before December begins. What is wrong with wanting some festive cheer a little earlier…
Begging for attention: Why we should not give a platform to extremists
Aleesha Choda
Having outside speakers enter a university to speak about a specialist subject is a great thing, especially when they are standing up for what they believe in.
Let’s be real: Going to uni is not a right, it is our privilege
Sophie Mcconnell
I may not be an overly keen and outspoken student who takes to the streets in protest, but I do believe that everyone has a right to an education. However,…
Why bother with Black Friday?
Megan Flaherty
Every year, you and all your friends vow to avoid town at all costs when Black Friday comes around. Everyone you know is moaning about the chaos and absurdity. So…
PODCAST: KU’s Feminist Society discusses the ‘tampon tax’
The government has decided to give the anti-abortion charity Life £250,000 from the UK’s tampon tax.
Your white poppy is a lie
Mason Howe
Ninety-nine years ago, at the eleventh hour, the guns fell silent.
I found out my Nan died through Facebook
Sunniva Kolostyak
It’s always tough when someone you love dies. Getting the news, being sat down, having a good cry over the loss, it’s all very heart breaking. My grandmother recently passed…
#paintedmammals sends the wrong messages to women
Last month, an online campaign by the name of #paintedmammals went viral.