Minimalism is a lifestyle choice that has a number of environmental benefits. By decluttering our lives, we can escape the binds of consumer culture, buying only things that we really need. For many people, it can be therapeutic to have fewer possessions. For example, some use the KonMari method, a...
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In a Travel and Books collab, a few of our writers share their favourite bookshops, from London to as far as Sydney.
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Alice Standen argues that the quick shift to e-learning has exposed a double standard in higher education, where students with disabilities and/or mental illnesses are typically penalised.
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Chinese students in the UK are experiencing racism and discrimination following the outbreak of coronavirus.
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It's easy to turn a blind eye to holidays that quickly turn into nightmares. Alice Standen reflects on the anniversary of the ferry disaster that shook South Korea.
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The UK is now living in lockdown in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. This means only being in close contact with the people you live with, and only leaving the house when absolutely necessary. It has been suggested that this form social isolation is likely to affect...
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To keep children entertained at home, there has been an increase in audiobooks online and Alice Standen evaluates their effectiveness compared to picturebooks
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After facing four consecutive general election losses and with latest still fresh in mind, centrism seems to be making a return to the Labour front benches. Keir Starmer, newly elected leader of the party, takes what many are referring to as a “soft left” approach while aiming to unite the...
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Are you a fan of true crime TV? Alice Standen discusses the implications of this genre on viewers, arguing for and against the decisions to televise such criminal behaviour.
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The Chinese government has announced that in person University entrance exams will be held in July after being postponed from June.
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Alice Standen explores her time at Warwick as an autistic student, explaining how she has coped with the challenges she's faced.
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Coronaviruses are a sub-group of viruses which are zoonotic, meaning that they can be transferred between animals and people. They are named after the shape of the spikes, (“corona” translates roughly as crown), on their surface. Contrary to what many fear-mongering headlines would have you believe, they are not a...
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Rarely do people think of LGBT+ activists, who are also fighting back against climate inaction and making their own unique impact on the movement.
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