Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw discusses the ongoing crisis in Yemen and the effects of COVID-19 on the country, arguing that more needs to be done to help the people of Yemen
Comment Writer Anya Logue discusses the current climate situation, arguing that small changes can have a big impact on climate change
Comment Writer Henry Tedds discusses the government's decision to make poetry at GCSE optional, arguing that this decision will only have negative effects for students
Comment Writer Alex Cooke takes a look at Joe Biden's run for President, arguing that Biden is more similar to Trump than many on the left may have hoped
Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the government's new strategy for obesity and why it is unlikely to improve the situation yet poses risks for those with disordered eating
Culture Editor Emily Gulbis discusses the disappearance of the Liberal Democrats in the public sphere, analysing why the party has recently garnered little attention and support
Comment Writer Caitlin Talbot discusses Boris Johnson's approach to reviving the economy post-COVID-19, arguing that the government should prioritise helping those in need as opposed to focusing on opening pubs and restaurants
Comment Writer Lance Morris discusses the recent change in the Labour Party's leadership, and how Keir Starmer is tackling issues head-on
Comment Writer Georgina Tait discusses New Zealand supermarket chain Countdown's recent change in its naming of menstrual products and why we need to remove the taboo around the word 'period'
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the recent anonymous student criticism of non-STEM degrees, arguing that it is not only hypocritical, but damaging for our wider society
Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw reflects on the very public outing of racist comments from a student at UoB, suggesting that this is a counterproductive reaction
Comment Editor Freya Wainstein interviews two incoming freshers on their plans for university and how coronavirus has impacted these
Yemen’s Humanitarian Crisis: When Social Media Activism is Not Enough
Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw discusses the ongoing crisis in Yemen and the effects of COVID-19 on the country, arguing that more needs to be done to help the people of Yemen
Climate Change: Why the Little Things Matter
Comment Writer Anya Logue discusses the current climate situation, arguing that small changes can have a big impact on climate change
The Government’s Decision to Make GCSE Poetry Optional for a Year is a Slippery Slope
Comment Writer Henry Tedds discusses the government's decision to make poetry at GCSE optional, arguing that this decision will only have negative effects for students
Is Joe Biden Anything More Than the Lesser of Two Evils?
Comment Writer Alex Cooke takes a look at Joe Biden's run for President, arguing that Biden is more similar to Trump than many on the left may have hoped
Boris vs Obesity: The Calorie Myth
Comment Editor Freya Wainstein discusses the government's new strategy for obesity and why it is unlikely to improve the situation yet poses risks for those with disordered eating
Where Have the Liberal Democrats Gone?
Culture Editor Emily Gulbis discusses the disappearance of the Liberal Democrats in the public sphere, analysing why the party has recently garnered little attention and support
Building Back Better: What Are the Priorities for Our Society in a Post-COVID-19 World?
Comment Writer Caitlin Talbot discusses Boris Johnson's approach to reviving the economy post-COVID-19, arguing that the government should prioritise helping those in need as opposed to focusing on opening pubs and restaurants
100 Days Not Out: Starmer’s Positive Start Faces Real Challenges Ahead
Comment Writer Lance Morris discusses the recent change in the Labour Party's leadership, and how Keir Starmer is tackling issues head-on
Period Packaging: The Damaging Taboo
Comment Writer Georgina Tait discusses New Zealand supermarket chain Countdown's recent change in its naming of menstrual products and why we need to remove the taboo around the word 'period'
The Hypocrisy and Harm of Criticising Non-STEM Degrees
Comment Writer Danielle Murinas discusses the recent anonymous student criticism of non-STEM degrees, arguing that it is not only hypocritical, but damaging for our wider society
Racism at UoB: Should We Be Naming and Shaming?
Comment Editor Chelsie Henshaw reflects on the very public outing of racist comments from a student at UoB, suggesting that this is a counterproductive reaction
Should I Stay or Should I Go? Two Sixth Formers on Starting University in September
Comment Editor Freya Wainstein interviews two incoming freshers on their plans for university and how coronavirus has impacted these