Comment Writer Tom Denham discusses Prime Minister Johnson's reluctant first u-turn and the potential of a newfound appreciation for migrant workers following the pandemic
Comment Writer Sundus Abdullah discusses the recent Black Lives Matter protests after the death of George Floyd, who was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis, and talks in depth about systemic racism in the US and the UK
Comment Writer Esther Purves explores the significant double standards experienced by female politicians when it comes to parenthood
Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge questions how fair the new system for grading A-Level and GCSE students is when coronavirus has cancelled exams
Amid a trial of a new contact tracing app on the Isle of Wight, Comment Writer Laura Bull discusses whether apps are the key to lockdown freedom
As schools and universities have transitioned online following the Coronavirus outbreak, Comment Writer Eleanor Bergin explores the problems with online learning
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas reflects from her position as a final year student and discusses her thoughts on the university's no detriment policy
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the recent wave of fundraising for the NHS, arguing it is undoubtedly praiseworthy but also somewhat problematic
Comment Writer Tom Denham explores how COVID-19 has helped house the homeless but questions how long this newfound help will last
Comment Writer Aaminah Saleem discusses the use of apps and websites to stay connected during lockdown, questioning whether a virtual social life is an adequate replacement for face to face interaction
Comment Writer Laura Bull questions whether Britain's daily press conference on coronavirus is really necessary, or if it is simply causing people more anxiety
In light of the recent spike in 'lockdown buzz cuts', Comment Writer Jadzia Samuel lists some alternative ways to fill your time during lockdown for those who are not prepared to brave the shave
Prime Minister Johnson’s Reluctant First U-Turn
Comment Writer Tom Denham discusses Prime Minister Johnson's reluctant first u-turn and the potential of a newfound appreciation for migrant workers following the pandemic
Police Brutality Amidst COVID-19: Does Racism Take a Break?
Comment Writer Sundus Abdullah discusses the recent Black Lives Matter protests after the death of George Floyd, who was murdered by a police officer in Minneapolis, and talks in depth about systemic racism in the US and the UK
Politicians and Parenthood: The Double Standards
Comment Writer Esther Purves explores the significant double standards experienced by female politicians when it comes to parenthood
The Corona Cohort: Are Students Getting a Fair Deal With Cancelled Exams?
Comment Writer Sophie Utteridge questions how fair the new system for grading A-Level and GCSE students is when coronavirus has cancelled exams
Are Contact Tracing Apps the Key to Lockdown Freedom?
Amid a trial of a new contact tracing app on the Isle of Wight, Comment Writer Laura Bull discusses whether apps are the key to lockdown freedom
The Problems with Online Learning
As schools and universities have transitioned online following the Coronavirus outbreak, Comment Writer Eleanor Bergin explores the problems with online learning
No Detriment Policy: Thoughts from a Final Year
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas reflects from her position as a final year student and discusses her thoughts on the university's no detriment policy
Fundraising for the NHS: Praiseworthy or Problematic?
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the recent wave of fundraising for the NHS, arguing it is undoubtedly praiseworthy but also somewhat problematic
COVID-19 Has Helped House the Homeless. But For How Long?
Comment Writer Tom Denham explores how COVID-19 has helped house the homeless but questions how long this newfound help will last
Virtual Connectivity: Can We Fully Replace Human Interaction With Websites and Apps?
Comment Writer Aaminah Saleem discusses the use of apps and websites to stay connected during lockdown, questioning whether a virtual social life is an adequate replacement for face to face interaction
Is it Necessary to Hold a Daily Press Conference on Coronavirus?
Comment Writer Laura Bull questions whether Britain's daily press conference on coronavirus is really necessary, or if it is simply causing people more anxiety
The UK’s Hairy Situation: Is it Time to Brave the Shave?
In light of the recent spike in 'lockdown buzz cuts', Comment Writer Jadzia Samuel lists some alternative ways to fill your time during lockdown for those who are not prepared to brave the shave