Is David Hockney ‘trolling’ the tabloid newspaper with his latest work of art? Georgia Welch takes a look

The Students’ Union at City University, renowned as one of the top journalism schools, have passed a motion to ban newspapers in order to “oppose fascism”

The tabloid press wield power and influence in this country and often direct it at the wrong people for the wrong reasons

Adam Merrill reflects on the hypocrisy within the media surrounding Remembrance Sunday, and how sometimes, you do just have to laugh

The Sun has contacted this publication among others across the country offering money for photographs of students in offensive fancy dress costumes this Halloween, a move that the Executive team has collectively condemned

With major brands Tesco, Asda and The Sun mired in controversy over their treatment of mental health issues, Lauren Wills asks why mental health patients are still treated as an anomally in society today

Jenny Sterne outlines the reasons why she supports state regulation of the press…

– Eighteen students vote in favour of ban, two against – Eighty-three per cent of students surveyed by The Mancunion think Exec should spend time on other things, 59 per cent disagree with ban

The No More Page 3 campaign has reached national prominence, Sam Dumitriu speaks to campaigners and asks is Page 3’s time up?

Alice Rigby looks at the threat of violence in public debate, and how it got there…

Has LSE SU shot itself in the foot by banning the popular paper?

LSE’s Students’ Union will no longer sell The Sun newspaper in their shops