How to get a cat to like you
If you too are in need of advice on how to win the affection of a furmidable feline then enjoy this simple guide, from someone who is unequivocally still hated…
A Good Life
Hoping to prompt important discussions about reproductive rights, Charlize uses underwater imagery in this poem to explore the repercussions of pro-life and pro-choice movements.
Mass Effect: Legendary Edition – An apology and celebration
A (spoiler free) review of BioWare's recent Mass Effect: Legendary Edition!
Scotland on the Road to EU Membership
As the dust settles on the 2021 Scottish parliamentary election, the Scottish National Party once again walks off as the undisputed victor, and with a few more seats on hand…
Chloe Moriondo and dodie: From ukulele pop to universal success
Molly Knox discusses the merits of new music from two former YouTube stars.
Medical Herstory: Undoing gender-based stigma and shame
Medical Herstory is a youth-led, not-for-profit organisation advancing gender health equity. Tori Ford, the founder, and Laura Murray, a volunteer, present the impactful work that their organisation achieves.
The history (and future) of the condom in 600 words or less
Lily Webber gives a whistle stop tour of the history of the 'dom.
4 outdoor spaces in Durham to take a revision break
This week our editor suggests 4 different outdoor locations for a revision break in Durham
Review: Squid: ‘Bright Green Field’
The debut LP from the Brighton/London based post-punk outfit draws heavily from the urban scape around them.
Liz Cheney ousted: what next for the Republican Party?
Emily Scriven looks into the unseating of Republican chairwoman Liz Cheney and what this signifies for the future of her party and for US politics as a whole.