Corporal punishment in Kenya- Why does it still occur when it is prohibited? What is the long-term effect?
It's been over twenty years since corporal punishment in schools was banned in Kenya, yet students are still beaten daily, often fatally.
The Bubble
Is country music the genre of right-wing, straight, white men?
Madeline Harding traces the ideological development of American folk music showing that historically it has not always promoted conservative values, and how there is still hope for the political future…
Poland: the defeat of populists, ramifications for Europe, Ukraine and liberals
Poland's return to the European mainstream and its implication for Poland, Europe and Liberals!
The gruesome tale of Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’.
Madeline Harding explores her favourite tracks from Ethel Cain's Southern Gothic album 'Preacher's Daughter'.
The Innate Pain of Womanhood: the new dangerous and regressive trend.
Lottie Heslop discusses the fleabag-inspired trend gripping the young tiktok community.
COVID-19: A profound shock with few lasting effects on international relations
A counterintuitive opinion about the lack of change the pandemic actually brought to the framework of international relations in terms of change in power.
Castle Theatre Company’s ‘Doctor Faustus’ : review
Castle Theatre Company presented their production of Christopher Marlowe’s Doctor Faustus in Caedmon Hall.
TCMS’ production of ‘Legally Blonde’ review
The highly anticipated production of the 2000’s classic ‘Legally Blonde’ by the Trevelyan College Musical Society was unbelievable, but probably not in the way it was intended.
The Durham Revue’s ‘Comedyfest’ featuring The Cambridge Footlights and St Andrews Revue review
The Durham Revue presents its annual Comedyfest show at the Gala Theatre featuring The Cambridge Footlights and St Andrews Revue.
Sightline Productions’ ‘Low Level Panic’ review
Sightline Productions presents 'Low Level Panic' to City Theatre.