In light of a film adaptation of Caitlin Moran's 'How to Build a Girl' being released tomorrow, Emma Wilkes tells us why Caitlin Moran is her favourite author and how her books relate to her on a personal level
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St Andrews University is introducing compulsory sexual consent lessons in the wake of an increasing number of rape allegations being made by its students.
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A report published by Oxford University’s sexual harassment and violence support service has revealed a fifteen fold rise in allegations over the past year.
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On their third full-length, Palaye Royale are intent on pushing all of the boundaries they can. They are pushing the boundaries of genre, of what they are comfortable writing about and most of all, of what their band is and can be. Across these fourteen tracks, the Las Vegas three-piece...
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Thirteen universities in the UK could go bust following the coronavirus pandemic if they do not receive a bailout from the government, a study has revealed.
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It's undoubtedly true that fewer people have accessed the health services that they need down to the pandemic. Emma Wilkes explores the dangers surrounding reduced access to emergency contraception.
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Here’s one good thing that has come out of 2020: Katie Hopkins has been permanently suspended from Twitter. The ban comes after Hopkins violated their “hateful conduct policy”, which prohibits the promotion of violence or direct threats to other people, especially based on race, gender, sexual orientation or other protected...
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As Deftones' White Pony turned 20 last month, Emma Wilkes reflects on the setbacks and fallouts that made the record the trailblazing , timeless record it is today.
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In reference to JK Rowling's recent transphobic tweets, Emma Wilkes offers an insightful article on whether we can separate the art from the artist
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Just weeks after the LGBT community celebrated Germany’s ban on conversion therapy for minors, the fight for their rights suffered a major setback. On 19th May, the Hungarian government, led by Viktor Orban, voted in favour of a bill that now makes it impossible for an individual to change their...
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Being away from our campus means we treasure our memories there even more than we usually would. Hayley Ho and Emma Wilkes share the places on campus that hold the most special memories for them.
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In recent years, English Literature has fallen from being the most popular A-Level, and Emma Wilkes considers whether this is down to the books students have to read
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Emma Wilkes reviews Hannah Gadsby's comedy performance 'Douglas', praising Gadsby's comedic mix of light-hearted, trivial jokes with more hard-hitting, poignant reflections.
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