Why Feminism is NOT a dirty word
Kat Hind attempts to set the record straight about the true meaning of the word, ‘feminist’.
Columns
Internet Killed the Top 40 Charts
Jessie Donnelly looks at the recent decision to include internet streaming rates for songs in the UK Singles Chart.
The beauty behind the melancholy of Morrissey
In his final column piece, Jas Chana pays homage to Morrissey in light of his new solo album.
Big Brother In The Digital Age
Kat Hind looks at how Facebook is simultaneously fighting for and against our online privacy.
Hasta luego, Durham
In the wake of graduation week at Durham, Jessie Donnelly considers the juxtaposition of university life and ‘adulthood’.
A Woman’s World: The horror of the high heel
Beth Balkham talks us through her experience with high heels.
Everyday Sexism and Its Aftermath
In light of the recent death of Maya Angelou, Kat Hind reminds us that everyday sexism is far from benign.
We Want an Education, Not an Agenda
Jessie Donnelly explores the consequences of Michael Gove’s plans for GCSE English Literature.
The Right: to be engaged or to be ignored?
Josh Newmark examines the part played by left-wing political parties in the success of the right.
#selfie: Charitable Narcissism or Simply Self(ie)-Obsession?
Ryan West considers whether selfies can really be a force for good.