Lottie Norton discusses the negative impacts of TV stars normalising plastic surgery on young generations
Tattoos don’t need to have a meaning for you, but a culturally appropriated symbol might have meaning to someone else
The gym can be an intimidating place, Lottie Norton talks to gym-goers to find out why this might be
It’s time to spill the tea – Victoria Evans talks all things caffeine and the nation’s favourite drink
Moving to a different country has it’s challenges, we speak to Charlotte who has recently returned from America about her experiences
Seeing The Great Pyramids, one of the seven wonders of the world, and going to Egypt is exciting but make sure you understand local laws before travel
We need to talk about periods, without using code-names, to finally de-stigmatise this natural bodily function
Our travel feature returns as this week we explore Lisbon and share recommendations for a student-friendly weekend getaway
Following Singles’ Day on November 11th, Bec Oakes celebrates everything great about being single
Is it time to remove the dopamine-infused ‘like’ feature on Instagram? Phoebe Moore discusses
Becky Mundill writes about how we need to stop being passive bystanders of street harassment, and start talking about it
Known as Britain’s Curry Capital, Alex Ferguson encourages you to explore Bradford with all of its hidden gems
Learning to use Mooncups involves some bloody trial and error, Lifestyle Editor Aisha Al-Janabi shares her experience
Aisha Al-Janabi writes an ode to her laptop of five years, as a final send-off
Would you benefit from menstrual leave when cramps get the better of you? Or do you feel it is unnecessary?
Plenty of women choose not to have children and it is not always about choosing between a career or a family, argues Kate Jackson
UoM Feminist Collective member Tallulah Brennan is re-thinking masculinity and how a patriarchal society is affecting us all
Becky Mundill volunteered at FareShare and shares her experience volunteering for the food distribution charity
