With global outrage sparked by Alabama's new abortion restrictions, Amy O'Neill argues that we shouldn't ignore the same restrictions in Northern Ireland

Catrin Osborne investigates the history of colonial artefacts in the Barber Institute, and comments on our responsibility to return these items to their rightful homes

Comment writer Charlotte Gill raises the importance of language learning beyond university

Comment Writer Peter Amor argues that the recently derecognised University of Birmingham Socialist Students society deserve the right to an appeal

Abby Spreadborough shares her experience of house hunting and the stress this puts on students

Cities should not have to accommodate the constant demands of growing British universities, argues Alex Cirant-Taljaard

Deputy Editor Issy Campbell argues that universities must do more to support students who don't want to pursue postgraduate education

Comment Editor Natalia Carter explores the problematic side of University confession pages

Comment Writer Abby Spreadborough recounts her experience of being spiked in a Birmingham club, and how the burden of responsibility for determining what had happened in the hours she lost was put on her

News Editor Tom Leaman discusses how the future of the Selly Express, a system designed to support student safety, is being called into question in light of recent comments from the University

Jonathan Korn argues that the internet age signals the death of print journalism, but insists that Redbrick still thrives in print form

Following the recent controversy surrounding transphobic jokes on Fab N Fresh, Velvet Jones argues that we must no longer be bystanders when hate crimes are reduced to punchlines