Opinion

On today’s internet, it is nearly impossible to scroll through social media without coming across familiar vocabulary

When the teaser for a steamy gay-hockey show crossed my desk, I cracked my knuckles and was ready for it to premiere

When I arrived in Buenos Aires to start my year abroad, I headed straight from the airport to a shared student house

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s comments regarding immigration have caused backlash, and rightfully so. His comments only contribute to division and hate that is rife in contemporary politics

It signals a massive shift in politics

Changes to student loan repayments will force students to evaluate university as a personal financial investment, threatening to make university even more exclusive

Why are we so desperate to revive 2016? More importantly, what does this say about our reluctance to accept the present?

As elites tighten their grip, economies stall, societies fracture, and imperial violence rages, what exactly makes Marxism so “out of place”?

Power, once comfortable, never bothers to rewrite its own lines

Is pretension still a bad thing, in an age where education is the most valuable thing you can offer?

As I pound the concrete of the stunning Fallowfield Loop, I feel the muscle in my foot twinge once more

In short: yes, but it is much more complicated than that

While students demand accountability, the University of Manchester shields its links to arms and military institutions, enabling Israel’s assault on Palestine.

How can we stop social justice movements losing their radical edge?

The Left must abandon Marxism if it wants to remain relevant