Joe Evans explains that racism hasn’t gone away and we need to stop sweeping it under the carpet and deal with it head-on

Lauren Wills reminds us why we should always give thanks for the sacrifices made by those before us, and why we should never forget that which was given so we could live as we do today

Men need to contribute to feminism too argues Deepanshi.

Feminism is hardly bashful and the pervasive misandry is only serving to make men resentful, says author Swayne O’Pie

As the idea of democracy faces the batons in Hong Kong, Joe Evans wants us all to realise how much power we actually have

Joe Evans still feels uncomfortable with the ingrained levels of misogyny and sexism evident in our daily lives, and looks forward to a time when gender roles are no more and masculinity can lose its bad reputation

Marcus Johns explains why feminism is beneficial for gay men, and why current standards of masculinity are harmful for everyone

With the general election just around the corner, could UKIP be the party to change the way we see Westminster?

Haughty ideals are only half a revolution, Marina Iskander argues the most permeating revolutions come from the heart

Ben Farren criticises Israel as a people, a state, and a force whilst Deepanshi retorts self-defence is an immutable right in the face of terrorism

Lauren Wills: Facebook is an egotistical façade perfect for extremism, and it’s going to get worse.

Marina Iskander discusses the unobtainably high standards that we set ourselves on social media.

David Brierley and Samuel Gilmore respond to the pressing question about the imposing effects of social media; is it, or is it not beneficial?

David Brierley has written us a short piece on whether or not the LGBT community can coexist with religion without issue.

Bruce Tang argues that we can never permit the suffering of others, even if it is politically unpopular.

Ben Farren and Samuel Gilmore argue each side of the coin in answer to the question: Is religion detrimental to society?

As part of our a Welcome Week Educational Special, Ashika Vijay tells us why she thinks private education isn’t worth the money.

As part of our Welcome Week Education Special, David Brierley tells us why he thinks the failure of A-levels and standardised testing makes university a more exciting opportunity.

General secretary Grace Skelton responds to last week’s elections criticism, reminding you why you should vote

With the ‘I, too, am’ project sweeping universities around the world, Alice Rigby addressed the casual prejudices we witness every day