‘Women, life, freedom’: A people’s war against oppression
Phoenix Woolnough discusses Iran’s current protests against female subjugation and their wider significance.
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Phoenix Woolnough discusses Iran’s current protests against female subjugation and their wider significance.
For our first edition of the new 'Agony Aunt' section, Kirsten Meek gives advice to a First Year student on how to make friends once Freshers' Week is over.
Irfan Ahmed explores the way Generation Z has influenced the fashion industry, as brands try to keep up with changing tastes and fashion styles, putting them at risk of being…
Rahul Sheemar reflects on the potential negative consequences of having a 'long-term checklist mentality'
Bubble's Agony Aunt addresses a problem a student is having with a friend's boyfriend, and how it is making her living situation difficult.
Alex Rigotti introduces a new column exploring their personal journey rediscovering food.
Rahul Sheemar reflects on the nature of giving gifts, and whether we can ever know if our motivations for giving a gift are truly separated from our own desires
Bubble's Agony Aunt addresses a problem a student is having during the final lockdown - trying to find some sort of student-life normality in the boredom of online learning.
Rahul Sheemar describes his love for architecture and the program 'Grand Designs', and how these two passions have much greater meaning and importance to him, alongside the idea of personal…
We’re only 20 days into 2021 and it’s already been one of the toughest years for students. Especially those of us living in privately rented accommodation. Or rather, living at…