I don’t smile at strangers anymore. I used to walk through town quite bubbly, until an old man growled and licked his lips at me. I probably look quite miserable now. Unfortunately, that does not put people off leering, whistling, and shouting. I don’t think women ever truly escape the...
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Emilia takes a look into the controversy surrounding 'Afterlife' season 3 as critics and viewers clash over the debate - was it actually good?
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Writer Emilia Growney evaluates the major themes of Emerald Fennell's critically acclaimed film.
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Emilia Growney evaluates how the Brits have improved diversity in 2021 and what should be done next to advance it.
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Emilia Growney explore the investment opportunities in the cannabis and hemp industry.
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The Duchess of Sussex's debut children's book has received criticism, but Emilia Growney argues that we should look beyond that, and see the book for what it really is.
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St John’s College, Cambridge is set to offer free places to students whose household income is below £16,200. The program will begin in October 2023 and will involve a recruitment campaign to attract new students.
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In response to Charlotte Crosby's dismay for the criticism she received off the Channel 5 series 'What Happened to Your Face?' concerning her cosmetic surgeries, Emilia Growney criticises the public approach to viewing celebrity appearances.
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Emilia Growney finds the new Netflix thriller to be a revealing examination of the poor availability of mental health care in rural areas.
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Two months after the death of Sarah Everard, Emilia Growney looks the conversation about women's safety it sparked both on campus and nationally
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Emilia Growney determines where the line is drawn concerning tailored casting roles, and recognises the importance and progress made regarding appropriate representation on screen.
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Scholars were handed the list of ‘microinsults’ as part of a nationwide drive to raise awareness for ‘cisgender privilege’ in universities.
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There have been calls from a majority of students for there to be a mandatory sexual consent test for those arriving to university. The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) survey found that 58% of students supported the idea as a means to educate and ensure consent is ‘fully understood’.
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