Olivia Stringer discusses the impact of Coronavirus on final year university students
The government seems to be patting themselves on the back for finally offering a glass of water to those communities starving in the North of England and beyond, argues George Walker
Following recent repatriation of artefacts from the Manchester Museum, other colonial museums must engage with their imperial legacies properly, argues Joe Manock
The state of the world nowadays has been given a lot of bad press, says Susannah Eley
Bernie Sanders’ Green New Deal is the only viable plan for the planet in this year’s Presidential election, argues Tallulah Brennan
Dinu Ratnasinghe argues that the AU need to take direct action against SKUM in the name of diversity, equality and inclusivity
Olivia Stringer asks whether online platforms for selling second hand clothes are encouraging a wear-once mindset
Sacha Perera explains his philosophical and political reasoning for spoiling his ballot in the most recent general election.
Capitalism and the climate crisis are inexplicably linked, and to save our planet we must adopt a more sustainable system, writes Luisa Bax
Nimo Omer discusses Riz Ahmed’s new short film The Long Goodbye and the fraught relationship between immigrants and a country that doesn’t seem to want them
Lucca Di Virgilio discusses the problems with profiteering from university education
Ava Innes discusses the problem with trying to find sustainable solutions without examining the colonial legacy that underpins our current environmental crisis.
It is easy to be complacent about this virus for those of us who are young and healthy, argues Joe Mason
Krish Kakar argues that the BJP party is creating stark religious divides in India
Luisa Bax argues that we should all be supporting our lecturers during the ongoing industrial action
“Our PM is the real racist” – Dave is the latest artist to use their Brits performance to give light to the current issues in our society, argues Megan Oyinka
Cara Conte delves into the world of Onlyfans and the evolving world of sex work
Joe Manock discusses the difficulty of protecting workers rights in an increasingly precarious job market.
