Thursday is a dating app which promises something other than your usual, tired, swipe-left-swipe-right, never-actually-go-on-date, dating app. Thursday is helping us to reclaim the online-dating scene in safe and comfortable ways

“My boyfriend is going through a depressive episode at the moment, but it only seems to show in our relationship…”

Traditional ideas of who does what when dating is still out there, but why?

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

“I have this guy friend and I think about him every day. Would it be wrong to go back to him knowing that it would never work?”

Is your love life lacking after lockdown? Here are some handy tips to get the ball rolling again and find your soulmate on campus!

Lockdown is lifting and dates are back in style – whether you’re accompanied or going solo

Laura Thompson explores why people have increasingly been using Facebook groups like UoMLove and Mancfessions to find love

Lucy Evans offers her advice on how to make Valentine’s Day special this year, despite the lockdown restrictions

Ghosts by Dolly Alderton delves into the world of online dating, experiences of modern love and ghosting

Has the internet finally conquered the world of love and sex? How can I conduct my extra-marital affair during lockdown? Is it socially responsible to go dogging if I suspect I have Covid-19?

Felix Hanif-Banks covers a recent talk on Love Island and Marxism, discussing how the controversial show contributes to a negative culture of consumerism

Kate Fawcett explores the modern dating phenomenon of ghosting, and its harmful impact on self-esteem

University is a turbulent time, and that it why it is the best place to go through a break-up. In an environment that encourage self-reinvention, we are reminded that we are not just someone’s ‘other half’.