“We are telling the world: Brazil is back”: Lula da Silva wins Brazilian elections
Isabel Ritchotte evaluates the implications of Lula da Silva's election win for Brazil's future.
November 2022
‘Falling for Christmas’ review: Lindsay Lohan is the gift that keeps on giving
Josh Goodwin reviews Lindsay Lohan's festive film, 'Falling for Christmas'.
OM-1: 50 years on
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the OM-1 SLR, Catchik Paul Jordan looks into the past to explore the camera’s concept and its legacy.
The reality of ‘cruelty-free’ beauty
Emily Parsons draws attention to the loopholes of the term 'cruelty-free', and urges us all to be more conscious of the products we're using
Kit Connor forced to come out: How the quest for ‘authentic’ queer representation has failed
Lottie Heslop discusses how online accusations of supposed ‘queerbaiting’ have forced those in the limelight, most recently Kit Connor, to come out before they’re ready in relation to the need…
A hitchhiker’s guide to the 21st century
Hitchhiking the length of Thailand
The evolution of feminist science fiction
Edie Gilmour explores the development of feminist sci-fi, its themes and relevance in modern society.
“War has ruined us for everything” – Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front leaves viewers stunned
Charis explores the message behind Netflix's new release of All Quiet on the Western Front as its anti-war message becomes more relevant today than ever.
The SU votes to support Fossil Free Careers: ECO DU’s new campaign
Fossil Free Careers: ECO DU celebrates first victory in their new campaign targeting the careers department's promotion of fossil fuel jobs.
Will the freed bird fly?
Elon Musk has grabbed eyeballs with his acquisition of Twitter, but questions linger on: where will Mr Musk take Twitter? and will his colourful personality impede Twitter's growth or will…