Clementine Lawrence examines the difficulties universities face when it comes to navigating the minefield that is free speech

Labour finds itself in its worst identity crisis of the post-war era, something which national flags and a patriotic rhetoric won’t solve alone. Does Keir Starmer have an impossible job ahead of him?

Laura Thompson argues that an official University of Manchester Instagram Post telling students to treat the pandemic like a retreat misrepresents their mental health support provision

Alice Shakeshaft examines the collective responsibility for the university’s recent failings and argues that Nancy Rothwell should not be the only one held to account

Ayush Ramani expresses his thoughts on the Gamestop and Reddit stock controversy and the future of cryptocurrency

Lauryn Berry expresses disappointment in the recent statement from the Russel Group regarding a lack of ‘safety net’ policy and argues that students have been let down this year

Love or loathe Brexit, it will have a far-reaching impact on society. Archie Earle sets out his thoughts

The ongoing Indian farmers’ protests are the latest in a history of non-violent mass protests against governments that ignore the needs of their people, as Annie Dabb lays out

Annie Dabb examines the impact of the demolition of the Picadilly Gardens wall, and shows how the middle classes tend to prioritise aesthetics over functionality

Will the UK’s vaccine rollout be the much-needed weapon in the government’s arsenal to win back popular support or will it be another bunder waiting to happen?

Annie Dabb examines the recent success of online grocery delivery service Ocado, and how this reflects society during lockdown

Lucy Nichols outlines the main arguments of the #nancyout campaign amongst a turbulent time for the university’s management

Aimee Butler explores whether current social media stars should be as idolised as they are, due to their most recent questionable behaviour during the coronavirus pandemic

Holocaust Memorial Day is commemorated internationally, but what is the true significance of this date, and why is it vital to remember atrocities of the past?

The road to Capitol hill was paved with bad intentions. Malicious people, confederate flags and violence never symbolise anything else, says Archie Earle.

Annie Dabb shows that Biden’s choice to appoint an all female press team shows an increasing appreciation for women in politics

Laura Thompson looks at different ways students have been finding happiness over lockdown and this first semester at university

The publishing of the EHRC report shed light on key features of the anti-Semitism issue within the Labour Party, yet somehow it is political individuals who are receiving the most attention whilst anti-Semitism itself continues to be pushed aside