Discussing Putin’s last desperate attempt at war against Ukraine despite prior defences of the country as a sovereign state

Debunking the idea that drug addiction is something that only affects the ‘bad’ guy, and the effect it has on close relationships with loved ones

Instead of punishing the left and backing transphobes, Keir Starmer should be uniting the Labour Party behind the popular policy of nationalisation

What better way to celebrate Women’s History Month than by discovering the severe structural sexism of the UK healthcare system?

Rod Stewart: road maintenance worker today, girl boss icon always. Read how you too can feel by an unapologetic attitude and a pair of hot pants

The difficulty of talking about personal experiences of sexual assault, and the dismissal of perpetrators as just a bit creepy

Gavin Williamson is another in a long line of knighthood scandals

With unpublished testimonies of friends, I explore the realities of unhealthy relationships, and why it is we don’t just leave

The language around Priti Patel is indicative of the laziness in our political debates, argues Ashwin Venkatakrishnan

Addressing the importance of calling out catcalling and discussing what can be done to make women feel safer.

If women could solve the issue of male violence and sexual harassment themselves, we would have done so already

Ashwin discusses rising inflating, especially since Brexit, and questions why politicians have more say over our money than our banks

As the UCU strikes disrupt classes, it’s worth remembering where the real issue lies (hint: it’s not the lecturers)

Max Earnshaw convinces us why every student at the University of Manchester should vote in the upcoming SU elections

Anna Nixon hilariously tells all on red and green flags when it comes to conversations about comedy in the current dating scene.

Alfie Cumberworth assesses Johnson’s reaction to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and urges solidarity with those who’s lives have been endangered.

A fall to islamophobia and conservatism seems inevitable in France as the majority of presidential candidates boast right-leaning politics and xenophobic attitudes.

As spiking increases, the discussion of consent returns to universities. Are universities doing enough to educate students on the nuances of consent?

The damaging effect of diet culture on our society and how it exacerbates the conditions of already oppressed groups.

Should working-class people be celebrating or condemning the collaboration between Greggs and Primark?