News
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Matthew Griffin, the Guild’s Ethical and Environmental Officer, is launching a campaign to lobby the University to declare a climate emergency this Go Green week
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On behalf of all 24 of our universities, we are calling on the Russell Group to act compassionately and to reconsider their stance on the 'no-detriment' policies for assessments this year
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Gaming Editor Kyle Moffat looks back on his Premier League predictions from the start of the season and assesses what he would change three months on
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Life&Style Writer Deyna Grimshaw evaluates the latest weight loss tool, DentalSlim, arguing that it is a dystopian quick-fix that does not tackle underlying issues and harms one's body image
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Music Critic Sarah Mawson reviews Nao's 'Messy Love', finding it an impactful and uplifting single which gives hope for a gorgeous album
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Food & Drink Editor Chloe Hyde finds that M. Night Shyamalan's Old disappoints in terms of plot and characters, despite its intriguing premise
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Food&Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott discusses the heartbreaking mental health crisis and the term 'snowflake,' arguing children must be taught mental health in schools to debunk the stigma surrounding mental health because there is a person behind every statistic and we are not weak
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Life&Style's Eleanor Howson reminds us of the single-use plastic present in many cleaning products and recommends some alternatives that are kinder to the planet
Features
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As part of our 'My Experience' series, Redbrick writers come together to offer heartfelt reflections on the good, the bad, the ugly of lockdown and what we learned
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Redbrick Film and Gaming's writers team up to discuss the films that would make great video game adaptations, as a follow-up to our feature on games that would make great movie adaptations
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Majo Sanguino, Writers' Bloc's Relations Officer, ruminates about the multi-faceted nature of the internet
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Writers' Bloc member Christiana Jasutan's poem considers childhood difficulties and how they return in later life
Sport
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Sports Editor Rachel Higgins previews the introduction of karate to the Olympic program, the martial art with a fitting origin story for the Tokyo games.
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Sport Writer Ella Kipling introduces us to skateboarder Sky Brown, set to be one of the youngest and brightest stars of the Tokyo Olympics
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Sport Editor Oscar Frost shines a spotlight on surfing after the event is included in the Tokyo Olympics for the first time ever.
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Sport Writer Ella Kipling introduces us to skateboarder Sky Brown, set to be one of the youngest and brightest stars of the Tokyo Olympics
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Digital Editor Tamzin Meyer is impressed by Season 2 of Never Have I Ever, praising its relatable storylines and binge-worthy nature.
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Sports writer Will Rogers argues the case for squash being included in future Olympics due to its difficulty and global appeal
Comment
The Mental Toll of COVID-19: Why the Government Have Failed to Deliver on Children’s Mental Health
Comment Writer Rhea Phagura highlights the harmful impact of the Pandemic on the younger generation’s mental health, arguing that it is not discussed enough and the Government are failing to provide the appropriate support
Are the Police Doing Enough to Prevent Violence Against Women? The Short Answer is No.
Comment Writer Samar Ahmed argues that institutions such as the Police are not doing enough to prevent violence against women, thus contributing to the problem.
Body Positivity on Instagram: The Condescending Side
Comment Writer Aaliya Afzal reflects on the 'body positivity' movement, arguing that while it is an empowering concept, uninvited praise of bodies that are not the conventional beauty standard can be harmful and offensive.