With artificial intelligence becoming more and more sophisticated, Ed John fears that we are undermining human experience

With advertising and marketing more prevalent in our lives than ever before, we must ask: to what extent are we truly in control of our own expenditure?

Harriet New discusses the powerful impact of the media’s influence on the narratives of the transgender community, and questions the future of the perception of trans men and women

Ben Farren discusses how the EU’s neo-liberal, corporatist agenda has polluted the organisation to its very core

With Western forces disengaging from Afghanistan, and with China ascending, Tristan Parsons looks at what the future holds

Alexander Lovatt looks at how Russian involvement in Syria could change the face of the conflict

From Long Island, Coby Tunnicliffe gives his view on the state of the Democratic nomination race and if this is the beginning of the end for Hillary Clinton

With a spate of high-profile attempts to censor media outlets, Ed John critically assesses our issue with the graphic truth

With isolated acts of violence tainting the media’s response to the anti-Tory protests, Ed John looks at just how one-sided the coverage has been

After a few ugly incidents soured the press coverage of anti-Conservative protests, George Bolton argues that the new, young left must not discredit itself as a credible movement

Joely Thomas examines if there is more to the exclusivity of rugby and our political elites than we might think

Deborah Asamoah objectively examines the root of racism in society and where prejudice is learned

With the upcoming release of the Strategic Defence and Security Review, Adam Merrill analyses whether or not we really do support our troops

Left with only one way to express discontent with the upper echelons of power, it’s not surprising that people end up overstepping the line during protests

Coby Tunnicliffe argues that the safe space policy does not keep us safe but hinders intellectual debate and discussion

With issues of cultural appropriation surrounding this year’s Pangaea, Elliott Mills takes a humorous look at the controversy

Ben Farren looks at the underlying issues that the rise of IS has brought to the forefront of Western strategy

Colm Lock explains the Royal Navy’s huge shortage of engineers and argues that more young people should consider a life on the waves

Joely Thomas delves into the perils of that most simple task, finding a room to rent

Books Editor Yasmin Mannan argues that attempts to fight radicalisation are a serious and dangerous threat to our academic liberties