Chinese National Security Law impacting students at UK universities
The Chinese National Security Law (NSL), which forced many pro-Democracy Hong Kong citizens to leave the city, is having an affect on UK Universities
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“Nobody is a monster”: political beliefs are shaped by accidents of birth
Sacha Houghton argues that society must be more aware of why people hold different views and suggests it is often linked to our family backgrounds.
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‘American Murder: The Family Next Door’ shows you really have no idea who people are
Beth Lee reviews the latest Netflix true crime documentary, American Murder: The Family Next Door
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Seven things to do with your housemates during lockdown
As the second national lockdown gets into full swing, Beth Lee explains some of the best ways to stay occupied and have fun as a flat.
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EURO 2020: David Marshall penalty heroics allow Scotland to dream
As a Scot born late in 1998, I have never seen my country play in a major tournament. It’s not that I’m optimistic about how we’d do, more that I want to dream, I want to be inside the party, not just looking in through the window. Scotland now have...
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Is streaming killing the music charts?
If there's one thing that Spotify and Apple Music can cooperate on, it's killing the music charts.
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Vice-chancellors support calls to reform HE admissions
Vice-chancellors have signalled that they will back proposals to reform HE admissions, meaning that UK students will only be offered places at university once they have their results.
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Anti-racism training: how do we ensure a meaningful and long-term impact?
Anti-racism training, or racial sensitivity training, aims to tackle and prevent instances of racism and prejudice in institutions ranging from workplaces and businesses to places of education. In September, Alexandra Wilson, a black barrister practising in London, stated on Twitter that she had been mistaken for a defendant three times...
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What is The Guardian’s 2020 Environment Pledge?
The Guardian has been a beacon for liberalism within the British press since 1821. From breaking news to cultural reviews, opinion pieces and hard-hitting investigations, its wide range of content is read by millions of every single day. The Guardian is recognised internationally for its environmental journalism. The 2019 Columbia...
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Why I Love ‘Married At First Sight’
Simona Valeviciute doesn't watch a lot of reality TV, and yet, she loves 'Married At First Sight.' In this article she explains why this cheesy show draws her in.
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The use of Nazi ideology in police training is strikingly telling
Euan Healy argues the use of Nazi ideology in Kentucky State Police training is symptomatic of a much larger problem.
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A profile on Alex Karp and Palantir
Soo Sze Jie explores Alex Karp and Palantir, the large data company he runs.
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New online bookshop launches just in time for lockdown
Simona Valveiciute covers the UK release of online bookstore Bookshop.org, and why customers may or may not want to choose it over competitor Amazon.
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