Untangling the mess of Putin’s re-election: does anyone else stand a chance?
Claire Manning-Duignan discusses the opposition candidates to Putin in the ongoing Russian presidency election
March 2024
What to make when your fridge is empty at the end of term
Madeleine Grogan shares four recipes to get you through the final week of term to avoid buying excess groceries or getting take-away three days running.
The Royal family: The evolution of portraiture from dynasty to domesticity
Following the recent photo-editing incident from the Prince and Princess of Wales, this article looks at how the domestication of the Royal family through portraits and photography has contributed to…
Where Ships Go to Die: The Environmental Cost of the Shipbreaking Industry in Bangladesh
Ellen Hodges explores the shipbreaking industry in Bangladesh, considering its environmental damage and its importance to the Bangladesh economy.
‘Soul’s therapy’: the confessional poets and mental health
Jane Rance explores the lives of three American poets and how their writing encouraged open conversations about mental health.
Be Brave, Chancellors
After much speculation and internal debate, the UK’s Labour Party has significantly scaled back its ambitious Green Prosperity Plan, moving from a commitment to borrow £28 billion annually for green-energy…
Lethal company – what’s the hype about anyways?
Wake up babe, the lovechild of Among Us and Phasmophobia just dropped!
Does England need a Right to Roam?
Catriona Eke discusses the Right to Roam campaign, looking at the issues of being excluded from land and the benefits of a relationship with nature.
Book to television adaptions: Worth the watch?
While many may prefer when their favourite book is adapted into a film, I tend to find that a television series has more room to do it justice, with more…
British Republicanism : A new frontier?
Orla Compton argues the case for British republicans who stand against the monarchy.