Is post-Brexit ‘Great Britain’ really that great if students face an onslaught of limitations, rules and formal processes when it comes to applying to study abroad?

What’s going on with SAG-AFTRA strike? Just the rich trying to hoard more wealth, or workers claiming what is rightfully theirs?

The pressure to pursue professional opportunities at university is overwhelming, and can detract from the other opportunities students are presented

As important as Reclaim the Night, the march proved to me that we, again, were just giving in to the whims of the city and not reaching the right demographic

The fetishisation of alternative subcultures was born from the chronically online, but how does it impact those who are a part of these subcultures?

What makes Taylor Swift such an endearing character in the lives of young women, and why do so many others find her so supercilious?

The COVID-19 inquiry only reaffirmed the public’s attitude surrounding the government’s handling of the pandemic – unserious and poor. However, for women, the text messages coming to light expose a recurring pattern of misogyny within Number 10

Being an international student is not only hard because you’re learning a new culture away from home. Even comments that are well-intentioned can cause more harm than good

For many students, picking up part-time work is a necessity. However, a post from the official University of Manchester Instagram forms the impression that working while studying is a choice

Rishi Sunak’s Cabinet is like a reality TV episode; there’s constant shocks, surprises, and strains. It’s entertaining, but there’s a deeper issue of trust underlying the show

Not only do students face academic and social pressures at university, but they face a financial one too: being used as cash cows by the rental market and the government

Sunak isn’t just building a fence around his mansion; he’s building it around people and politics too

The process of even attempting to apply for graduate opportunities is intense and unfair, and the government and potential employers need to change their attitudes towards graduates

Does banning the classic clothing choice actually fix any issues, or is it just a lazy attempt to disguise Cardiff University’s lack of intervention?

Dazzling infrastructure projects may entice the Global South, but questions remain about the long-term implications of El Salvador being dependent on Chinese money

The ongoing COVID-19 inquiry demonstrates that all the skills you learn at school and university are quickly forgotten once you walk into Westminster

Renting a house is one of the most tricky aspects of student life; but the rewards do rear their head at some point

Who can afford a Master’s degree? Not me, and unless you’re lucky, probably not you either

The internet has a new obsession: packing women into neat, labelled boxes based on their aesthetics. What are, then, the consequences of the commodification of women?

How much do we actually get done during reading week? Instead of stressing over how much you’re doing, perhaps it’s time to change its name