This is the patriarchy.
Caitlin Conmy explores the toxicity of rape culture
Covid and the importance of mental health awareness
Isabel C.Davis introduces the Editor's picks for this week and reflects on the increased openness about mental health
Are Western sanctions pushing Belarus further into Putin’s embrace?
Emily Scriven explores the impact of recent Western sanctions against Belarusian officials.
Law School Dean appointed as President of the Society of Legal Scholars
Professor Thom Brooks, the head of Durham University’s Law School, has been appointed the President of the Society of Legal Scholars (SLS) 2020-21. The society aims to advance legal education…
Climate Change: the good news
Lucy Lloyd gives a round up of positive environmental podcasts, websites and initiatives.
A Literary Tribute to World Mental Health Day
Saturday 10th October marks World Mental Health Day. Read here, Lilly Webber's account of the literature, which has had a positive impact on mental health issues.
How to become a faster walker in 10 (brisk) steps
Anna Stringer takes us through the recovery process of a slow walker.
Normal People: the enigma of falling in love with fictional characters (part two)
In this second part, Anonymous considers the motivations behind our obsessions with many enticing fictional characters, relating this to their own personal experiences and thoughts when watching Normal People.
Review: ‘Purple on Toast’ episode 1
Josh Goodwin reviews episode 1 of ‘Purple on Toast’, a new collaboration between Purple Radio and Buttered Toast.
‘To Autumn’ by John Keats, and what it means to writers
In this article, Creative Editor Aoifke McGuire-France comments on the depiction of the experience of creative writing in John Keats' poem 'To Autumn', with a creative response detailing this reflection.