The Babylon Bee is a major internet satire website and, since its launch in 2016, it has only grown in scope and reputation. I sat down with the site’s EIC, Kyle Mann, to ask about the Bee, its battles with the fact-checking website Snopes and the role of comedy in...
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The University of Cambridge is facing calls to allow students to be able to retake their final year.
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Following the decision of an Oxford society to practice no-platforming, Hannah Feeney argues we must engage with controversial views.
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In January, The Guardian revealed that counter-terrorism police placed Extinction Rebellion (XR) on a list of extremist ideologies and included the movement in a 12-page guide titled Safeguarding young people and adults from ideological extremism, which was marked as “official”. In the past, authorities have denounced several peaceful protests as...
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Reece Goodall explores how Animal Crossing turned itself from an experimental Nintendo title into one of the most anticipated releases for the Switch!
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You may have noticed that there’s a virus issue at the moment. As coronavirus begins to infect every part of our lives, people are being encouraged to self-isolate and distance themselves socially from potential carriers. One of the big questions that people are asking now is on the social side – can we really just cut ourselves off from our friends and family, and should we?
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Bailey Agbai offers insight into the future of the #metoo movement and what the recent conviction of Harvey Weinstein could mean for it.
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Cast your mind back to happier times, and come with me to the London 2012 Olympic Games. In the nation’s first home Olympics in 64 years, Team GB enjoyed their most successful Games since 1908, soaring to third in the medals table on home soil amid a summer defined by...
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Arguments with loved ones can be extremely distressing, especially at university. Amy Hegedus gives advice on coping with conflict.
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As long as there has been democracy, there has been protest, ranging from the anti-apartheid in South Africa to the Suffragettes of the U.K. In the shadow of such movements, it’s tempting to compare other strike action in a poor light. This is especially true in a nation in which...
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With the 'Me-Too' movement pervading the music industry, Cristina Maino argues how we as listeners can be responsible for the kind of feminism we want our artists to advocate.
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A vice chancellor has claimed that UK university leaders are still wary of tackling racism and sexism on campus due to possible reputational to their institutions.
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The biggest beneficiaries of capitalism, who no doubt want to ensure its survival over future centuries, are billionaires. Such is their economic power that their decisions almost resemble those of states with huge clout and influence. In a world full of absolute poverty, though conditions are improving, billionaires benefit hugely...
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