Britain's colonial past must be laid bare not ignored post-Brexit, argues Comment Writer Sam Wait

Comment Writer Danielle Murinas delves into the 'trad-wife' movement as women shun contemporary equality in favour of 1950s nostalgia

Joking about sexual assault and harassment on social media pages like 'Fab n Fresh' feeds into a culture which silences victims, argues Abby Spreadborough

Christopher Hodges explores the trend of YouTubers giving flimsy apologies for big issues

Comment Writer Heather Mitchell delves deeper into issues of representation at the University, suggesting that the label, 'BAME' doesn't do enough

Comment Writer Alisha Bourne discusses the benefits of reading for improving mental health

Comment Writer Sam Wait discusses the treatment of homeless people in recent political discussions, and suggests that there is much more that can be done to help

Comment Writer Esther Purves reflects on the aftermath of Harry and Meghan stepping down as senior royals, arguing that it reveals the biased attitudes that run through our country

Oxford University have increased the number of its state school students, but Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge asks whether this is enough

With the US Elections coming up this year, Comment Writer Lance Morris argues that Bernie Sanders is in for a good chance of securing the Democratic nomination

Deputy Editor Lydia Waller discussed the unfortunate decline of the Saturday job, arguing that it provides students with essential employability skills

In light of the outbreak of Coronavirus, Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway addresses the media's problematic and panicked responses to the pandemic