Companies have begun to exploit International Women’s Day for their own capitalist gain. This ‘trend’ needs to stop

What makes women who they are? Why we’re travelling back in time to find ourselves while teens look to the future

Is university ruining dating, or is dating ruining university?

Sunak’s ban on phones in secondary school is doing little to solve the problem, and more to make it worse

Prepare for a whirlwind year filled with elections. Yet, amidst the political frenzy, are young people becoming increasingly disillusioned with politicians?

The suicide of Ruth Perry, a primary school headteacher of 13 years, begs the overdue question of why are public services measured by business-centric standards of governance? Teaching is highly personal and increasingly complex, and Ofsted should treat it as such

A recent parliamentary report opposed the Rwanda bill for its human rights violations, but apparently, that is not enough to stop Rishi Sunak and his government; How far are they truly prepared to go?

Low engagement in student democracy leads to expectations that are both too high and both too low – why? They promise the impossible, and don’t deliver

9am lectures and tutorials benefit nobody. They’re often simply written-off by students, and are a detriment to university education

Periods are expensive. Eco-friendly period products are even more expensive. Given the climate crisis, what is a student meant to do?

Love ’em or hate ’em, the timely end of disposable vapes is peeking over the horizon, and it is a glorious view from where I’m sitting

The latest decision to raise the retirement age to 71 is another slap in the face to young people. When will we catch a break?

All of the work women put into the festive season goes underappreciated, underacknowledged and unpaid; I’m fed up with it

The allure of becoming a woman in STEM is really not doing it for me. I have chosen humanities for a reason, and the push for a career elsewhere is not appealing

The University’s bicentenary celebrations present the perfect opportunity to change the fact that only a handful of buildings on its campus are named after women or people of colour

“Saltburn” director, Emerald Fennel, called out the selfish intentions of our good deeds, are we truly nice humans? Or does every action have to benefit us?

The University’s forgotten about the cost of living crisis, and has left students grappling in the same tough financial circumstances; this year, with a £170-shaped hole in their pockets

First Matt Hancock, and now Nigel Farage – both Tories are using reality TV to rehabilitate their images after building reputations of being among some of the most reprehensible people in the country

Is the beloved Duke of Edinburgh’s award deserving of the hype, or is it about time to accept that it is overrated?

How can we form our own identity if our self-expression is dictated by the internet?