Should misandrist books be banned?
In light of French feminist Pauline Harmange's essay, which translates to 'I hate men', being banned in France, Hannah Matthews considers whether it should actually be published
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Perfect imperfections: representing scars and blemishes in advertising
Social media is a place where people tend to present the 'best' version of themselves, often involving airbrushing out imperfections. Molly Powell explains why we should celebrate scars and blemishes and why they should be represented more in advertising.
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FAWSL: Alex Morgan is Tottenham’s first global superstar
It has been a summer of significant signings for the Women’s Super League, with record-breaking transfer fees and the arrival of World Cup champions. However, it would seem Tottenham Hotspur have somewhat eclipsed the existing excitement, through their last-minute signing of American superstar, Alex Morgan. The 31-year-old co-captain of the...
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Former polytechnics have been rising up the rankings in university league tables
Former polytechnics have been rising up the rankings in university league tables.
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Why we feel ill in Freshers
It’s a miracle if you get to the end of term one and haven’t woken up with a headache from hell or a stuffed-up nose. Granted, this year freshers is a little different, and there are definitely more concerns about catching Covid than avoiding a hangover or freshers’ flu, but...
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Leamington FC: ‘There are currently so many unanswered questions’
Leamington FC chairman Jim Scott has admitted that changes to the government’s Covid-19 regulations are a “severe blow to football fans”. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson halted plans to allow supporters to return to stadia from the start of October. The 2020/21 National League North campaign was scheduled...
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Male suicide rates at an all time high: why?
TW: Suicide Male mental health needs far wider attention. The latest Office for National Statistics data showed the suicide rate in 2019 for men was 16.9 deaths per 100,000 in England and Wales. This is the highest level since 2000. Yorkshire and the Humber had the highest rate in 2019...
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University league tables can only reveal so much
Deciding to apply to university is always a massive decision for any young person to make. Despite the fact nearly 50% of young people are now in higher education, it’s a huge investment. Financially, there are tuition fees and a maintenance loan to pay off. Personally, I think the UK’s tuition...
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The Oscars’ diversity rules are a step backward
Reece Goodall outlines why the Academy's new diversity measures are most likely to hinder Hollywood's diversity and hurt the artistic integrity of the awards.
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Mario’s 35th Anniversary announcements – are they enough?
Dan Williams gives his thoughts on all the recent Mario announcements from the latest Nintendo Direct.
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Resurgent Wasps target top four Premiership Rugby finish
The start of the 2019/20 season was a rough time to be a Wasps fan. There had been a continued exodus of players from the squad that finished second in 2017, departing amid a wage dispute. While new talent had been brought in to replace them, a lack of squad...
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Africa declared polio-free
For over half a decade, Africa has accounted for half of the world’s cases of wild polio. How has this severe viral infection been eradicated? In 2019, there were 175 cases of wild polio and 364 cases of vaccine derived polio. This is a significant drop since 1988, with 350,000...
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‘The Chosen’ review
Tarari Kalango reviews the first season of VidAngel's 'The Chosen', reflecting on its original insights into the lives of those around Jesus, while praising the director's character developments of supporting roles.
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