The Joe Biden scandal marks the end of the #MeToo movement
Reece Goodall argues that accusations against Joe Biden have exposed the hypocrisy of the voices behind #MeToo.
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Virtual date ideas to keep the spark alight
Knowing how to keep the spark alight after such a long time spent apart is difficult for couples separated by distance. Hannah Drew shares some of the most innovative and exciting virtual date night ideas.
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“A need for change” emerges following UK Athletics report
Although many sports are currently cancelled due to Covid-19, that’s not the only issue of their plates. UK Athletics (UKA) has been shaken by the results of an independent review into the organisation, citing concerns with its structures, culture and ethical approach. The review, led by Dame Sue Street and...
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Oxford University students vote to eradicate “hateful material” on reading lists
Oxford University students have voted against “ableist, classist and misogynistic” reading lists.
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It has never been more important to be political
Sadia Nowshin argues that now is the time to hold politicians to account.
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TIME TRAVEL: the mystery of Amelia Earhart
Amelia Earhart is well-known for a final flight, during which she seemingly disappeared forever. Hannah Matthews reminds us instead to remember her achievements as an aviator and feminist.
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Bookshops are beacons of community and education
Noah Keate tells us why bookshops should receive government support; they provide knowledge and are struggling not because of unpopularity, but because they have been forced to shut
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Relegation candidates could derail Premier League restart
Speculation regarding the Premier League’s resumption – which has since been widely dubbed ‘Project Restart’ by the relevant stakeholders – has continued to mount, with clubs facing growing pressure to return to the field following the announcement that the Bundesliga will return later this month. The Premier League’s proposals would...
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University students to pay full price for online courses
University students in England will still have to pay full tuition fees even if their courses are taught online in the autumn, the government has announced.
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The Green Opinion: what kind of world do you want to see after COVID-19?
During a time filled with extreme fear and uncertainty, it seems almost impossible to think of a world after COVID-19. Yet, there are ways of thinking positively about the future, especially when it comes to saving the planet. Two Boar Climate writers share their thoughts on what kind of world they...
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‘The Nest’: an original thriller with unpredictable twists
Emma Wilkes reviews the BBC's emotional thriller 'The Nest', praising its original storyline, and its success to display themes relatable to a range of audiences.
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Car Seat Headrest’s ‘Making A Door Less Open’: overblown and underwhelming
A fusion of new electronic synths combined with their old indie lamentation - experimentation? Sure. Excellence? Not quite.
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Remembering the iconic Bond girl Honor Blackman
Lucy Martin recounts the influence that Honor Blackman had, as well as how her legacy will influence people in the future.
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