Can we really keep politics out of football?
Samuel Bentley reveals why we can't separate football and politics, and why we shouldn't.
Causes
Food insecurity: walking on eggshells
Annabel Clancy examines the impact of food insecurity in Durham and across the UK.
Are we letting down young men and boys in our conversations surrounding eating disorders?
Samuel Bentley discusses how we can make men and boys feel safer in our discourse around disordered eating.
A conversation with the Halo Project Charity
Causes Editor Victoria Cheng interviews Shannon Hodge about the Halo Project and the world of nonprofit charities
Angry artists vs robots in the age of A.I.
Victoria Cheng looks at the phenomenon of A.I. generated art and its implications on creative production.
Is veganism actually that environmentally friendly?
Many of us have been led to believe that veganism is the answer to sustainable, environmentally friendly eating. But recent research suggests that going plant based may not be as…
Power or femininity: Why can’t women have both?
Josie Oatley explores the historical and modern obstacle that femininity has played in women's acquisition of power.
Are New Years resolutions bad for our mental health?
January is a dreary enough month without the added extra pressure placed on each and every one of us to be a better person than last year, in more ways…
Andrew Tate and the conversation on online misogyny
Victoria Cheng examines the global internet fame of Andrew Tate and its social implications.
PTSD is not a punchline in a joke
During episode 8 of “I’m a celebrity, Get Me Out of Here”, hosts Ant and Dec exclaimed that they had PTSD and were getting flashbacks when they heard their song…