Am I Palatinate Purple?
Jasmine Laws writes about the transition from school to university, that can leave one feeling lost and confused as to what defines their identity, and for one to be unsure…
Columns
A New Year – it’s about time.
As the dust beings to settle on 2020, and the first month of the year is completed, come with me as I muse on the value of the New Year…
Macron and the fate of Europe
It is often said that Europeans will never be serious international actors, in contrast to the US, because they do not have the will to be so. Emmanuel Macron is…
Why Are Carol Services So Loved?
An exploration of why Carol Services are so loved, and of their continuing popularity within the Christmas season.
The origins and dangers of American activism and insularity
“We are … losing something solid at the core. We are losing that Pilgrim and pioneer spirit of initiative and independence”
At Least We’ll Have Hot Summers…
Yasmin explores the psychology behind why we are minimising the looming environmental threats that our planet faces.
Iran and the dawn of the ‘New Cold War’
Although a comforting reversal of US retaliatory strikes on Iran came to light this week, we are not yet out of the woods and there is still scope for a…
Cry for Yourself, Argentina
A century ago, Argentina seemed poised to become a major power in Latin America; now, its citizens struggle amongst corruption scandals and a stagnant economy. Who is the woman at…
The dangers of rhetorical political cultures
Niles Webb looks at the dangers behind the progressive rhetoric of political culture.
Your degree as throwback CBBC shows
Prepare for some serious childhood nostalgia, it's 2006 again.