University of Birmingham accused of failing to investigate rape cases
The University of Birmingham is being criticised after several women have claimed that it failed to investigate rape allegations sufficiently.
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Are insects a viable future alternative to an unsustainable meat industry?
It may sound far-fetched, but insect-based foods are quickly becoming the future, as alternatives to meat are sought amidst the global climate crisis.
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Making time for games – my struggle balancing a video game hobby with university life
From the ages of 14 to 17, my life consisted of school, studying, swimming, and games – an unhealthy amount of Call of Duty, competitive Pokémon and Overwatch. I had no responsibilities, and so could spend four hours a night sitting in front of my Xbox ranking up online. When...
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The role of theatre in drawing attention to climate change
Alessandra French discusses the sustainability of theatre and its role in raising awareness about climate change.
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Negotiating the worth of literature
It has been several weeks since the judges of this year’s Booker prize shocked all by flouting the rules and jointly awarding the prize for the first time in almost 30 years. The choice of both Bernardine Evaristo and Margaret Atwood as winners has caused reverberations far beyond the literary...
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Mental health and its impact on relationships
Clara Parsonson candidly discusses mental health and how best to deal with the effects it can have on your relationships.
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Editor’s Letter: Introducing ‘Little Love Stories’, a series
Real relationships are complicated, messy and they rarely end in happily ever after. We're starting a series about real love!
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Hundreds of Plymouth students registered to vote without consent
Hundreds of Plymouth Students Registered to Vote without Consent
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Rick and Morty – Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat
Reece Goodall reviews the fourth season premiere of Rick and Morty 'Edge of Tomorty: Rick Die Rickpeat', regarding it a great start to the season.
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“National emergency” as 18 student housing blocks still have Grenfell cladding
Eighteen tower blocks housing students across the UK are still covered in flammable Grenfell cladding. Two years on from the tragedy of Grenfell, many student developments are still covered in flammable Aluminium Composite Material cladding. A fire at a student accommodation block in Bolton has prompted concerns from government officials. High...
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A third of international students at US universities feel discriminated against
International students within the United States of America have stated they are have found difficulty in adjusting to university life overseas.
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Charged with electrifying power: The Amazons live
To promote their latest album Future Dust, rock newcomers The Amazons kicked off their UK tour to a packed Birmingham O2 Academy.
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Casting a ballot in the December election is simple and necessary
Ebenezer Scrooge is an iconic character in the literary Christmas canon. Charles Dickens’ character is the antithesis of all the excitement and anticipation winter brings: an outsider known to loathe the festivities and joy that concludes every year. Yet his irritation could mirror a large proportion of the UK population...
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