Sex Toys: A guide for beginners
New to the world of sex toys? Don't worry, here's everything you need to know.
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Anonymous Writer
Why students were absolutely right to support drug testing kits
A motion submitted to the recent All Student Meeting proposed to mandate the SU to provide low cost drug testing kits, as well as supplying educational materials surrounding drugs. After another record year for drugs deaths in the UK, us students could now stand to make a small step in...
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Mental Health Awareness: Admitting Depression
An anonymous writer talks about their experience of admitting that they were suffering from depression
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Is travel safe for women?
This year I went on my year abroad to Canada, which was an experience that I will never forget. I travelled across North America and saw many amazing places. The main reason I chose to spend a year in Canada was because of how safe I heard it was and...
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The most colourful ‘grey area’
An anonymous author, in his personal account, dispels the myths that bisexuality is being in denial, or being 'greedy'.
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Working at summer camps: trials and tribulations
Since returning to Warwick, I don’t think I’m alone in engaging in the usual exchange of: “ah we haven’t seen each other in four months, but we were kind of friends before, and now I’ve seen you on the U1 and we have to awkwardly make conversation for thirty-five minutes”....
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An honest discussion about the morning after pill
The morning after pill can cost almost four times more in the UK than elsewhere in Europe. Azzurra Moores discusses why this is the case.
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Is our Netflix habit harming our health?
One writer discusses whether the habit of binging TV programmes on Netflix is bad for us, and how this could be changed...
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Racist robots: AI systems learn to exhibit prejudice
One writer investigates whether artificial intelligence can exhibit racism and other prejudices.
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Clean Eating: a bite too far?
Lydia Norris dispels the myth that the only way to eat healthily is to follow a clean 'fad' diet.
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Standing up as a student: life as a student comic
If someone had told me two years ago that I would start performing stand up comedy at university, I would have said that that was a funnier idea than any joke I could ever write. But two years later and I’ve performed stand up at student and external gigs and...
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Barbies, Bullies and The Bible
Edward Potter speaks out about his personal conflict with his Catholic beliefs and his own sexuality
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Suffering in Silence: masculinity and mental health
An anonymous firsthand account of the stigma associated with mental health disorders and masculinity.
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