The Last Of Us: The Endless Debates
Was Joel right? A commentary on the debates surrounding the philosophy of the end of The Last of Us.
February 2026
Politics by Proxy: What We Lose When Short Form Content Does Our Thinking for Us
Hayden explores how short-form explainers reshape political understanding, weaken our critical thinking and make misinformation harder to spot.
Big Flavours, Busy Mall: Dining at The Bake Eldon 🥙🔥
In the heart of Eldon Square, The Bake Eldon stands out with irresistible aromas and towering spits of lamb and chicken. The mixed grill is the highlight — juicy, well-seasoned…
Earthshaking
A poem depicting an apocalyptic natural scene.
Impersonal style
Issy Yorke on defining personal style in a world of over-saturated influence
A Merciless Life: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Alexandre Desplat’s soundtrack as relatable to university students
Del Toro's 'Frankenstein', Desplat's soundtrack, and lessons to take away from them.
Why social media hasn’t ruined Romance
Melody Neale discusses and critiques the notion that 'social media has ruined romance'.
The Literary Origins of Valentine’s Day: Chaucer’s ‘Parliament of Fowls’
Autumn Huxtable explores the literary origins of Valentine's Day in Chaucer's 'Parliament of Fowls' and how it has shifted meaning to a day celebrating love.
The United Nation’s liquidity crisis
Natalie discusses the financial crisis of the UN.
The Budget Breakdown: How Students Are Affected
Fathia discusses how the Shadow Budget's Wage Rises Mask Fiscal Drag for UK Students