A lack of planning and investment in slums across Europe is harming future integration and breaking up communities

Colm Lock takes aim at the Students’ Union and states that it facilitates far too much waste and is not representing the student body

After the controversies surrounding Peter Tatchell and Germaine Greer, is censorship at universities missing the point with the issues at hand?

In the 21st century there is no reason to attach pride or shame to an Empire that had nothing to do with us, instead we should be objective about our past

Colm Lock takes his scalpel to Jeremy Corbyn’s frontbench

Ed John discusses the limitations of Cameron’s proposed prison reform and the overlooked issues that will only perpetuate themselves

Jessica Chow-Lau argues that more focused government spending across the African continent could come more economic development

With the decline of materialism is our spending moving towards other services that makes us happy?

Branding WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange’s detention as arbitrary tarnishes human rights

Jessica Chow-Lau on why there are other, more workable alternative for America other than a single payer healthcare system

Drug taking could be made safer with legalisation and regulation of the drug market, to give people the information they deserve

Romy Biscoe argues that the corporatism of the EU and the soon to be negotiated TTIP free trade deal make a serious case for leaving the union

Ryan Khurana argues for the advantages of a completely decentralised NHS where local areas would be free to target healthcare provision directly to their needs

Some students of Oxford have started a cultural revolution of their own, tolerating nothing that offends and completely disregarding history

Jack Hughes asks whether Hilary Clinton is feeling the heat as the race for the democratic nomination hots up

Richard Heller—journalist, author, and former Chief of Staff to Denis Healey when he was leader of the Labour Party—on the questionable ‘qualities’ of MMU’s new chancellor, the ‘Prince of Darkness’, Peter Mandelson

David Cameron condemned the reported statistics that only 48 African, Carribbean or mixed students were admitted to Oxford in 2013

Tristan Parsons hones in on what we all know to be true. The environment is a pressing issue, but very few people care enough to do anything

Is debating whether or not a US Presidential candidate be barred from the UK an effective use of our time?

Joely Thomas looks at the many names of IS and asks what effects they have