Why the End of Term Feels So Bittersweet
The Strange Atmosphere of the Last Week There is an unusual feeling that settles over campus during the last week of term. The libraries are still full, summative season is…
current affairs
Asian Daughters, Prepackaged for Ruin
Calista discusses the prejudice towards Asian women surrounding sexual activities.
Somebody tell the media, there’s a war in Ukraine.
Madeleine criticises the media's neglect of Ukraine.
Is recycling a scam? (Part two)
The plastic industry has fooled the public into believing that recycling will offset it’s negative environmental impact. How exactly did they cause the global waste crisis and what should we…
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…
When did we discover global warming?
The simple global warming narrative of discovery and international action fails to account for the crucial role played by major oil companies which hid vital knowledge from the public and…
Kremlin strong: for how long?
Beyond the bloody war on the ground in Ukraine, another silent time bomb is ticking. Will the sanctions war against Russia work or when the Kremlin stay resilient.
The impact of UK sanctions on Russian media – a justified response, or a step too far?
Tabitha Wilson explores the implementation of UK sanctions on Russian media.
The Governor of the Bank of England: A profile
A look at a figure often overlooked in the news, who has an impact on all things money in the UK
Afghanistan: Biden’s “forever war”?
One year on from Trump's deal with the Taliban to withdraw US troops, what will Biden do differently and what might that mean for Afghanistan? Stella Baricic investigates.