Is recycling a scam? (Part one)
The UK government claims that 44.4% of household waste was recycled in 2020 but is that true? A deeper look at the recyling system reveals that all is not as…
Editor’s Picks
No more talk of ‘guilty pleasures’, please.
I had an epiphany last week when my friend came over for dinner and played ‘Toxic’ by Britney Spears. I always thought it was just a cheesy 00s pop hit.…
Neurodiverse Review: pioneers for disabled-led art projects
Josh Goodwin shares the important work of Neurodiverse Review: a reviewing site by, and for, disabled artists.
Xi and Putin – a faltering balancing act.
Joseph Spencer explores President Xi's changing position towards Russia as the war with Ukraine continues.
Funeral Flowers
A short story about unrequited love.
What does your music taste say about you?
Sophie Prior explores the link between music taste and personality.
Baking the stress away: three wintery recipes to gift or eat with friends
Emily O'Mullane gives three suggestions of winter bakes to share with friends and gifts to accompany them
A cup complexity – Understanding the issues behind LGBTQ rights in the Middle East
In the spirit of the World Cup, Caitlyn Clement explores the issues surrounding the slow progress of LGBTQ rights within the MENA region
Fastening the tunic: feminist retellings of Greek mythology
Abby Donaldson recommends some trendy modern retellings of the tales of Ancient Greece and the strong, passionate women it raises.