This week, Comment Editors discuss the importance of comment-based journalism, thinking abut its impact in a student setting and beyond

Comment Writer Laura Bull takes a closer look at the tragic circumstances surrounding the TV presenter's death, from online trolling to mainstream tabloids

In light of Philip Schofield 'coming out,' Comment Writer Danielle Murinas examines what it means to 'come out,' arguing there is often too much emphasis on it

Comment Writer Eleanor Bergin discusses the recent introduction of free sanitary products in schools and the surrounding debates about the new scheme

Comment Writer Danielle Murinas considers the donations collected for the Australian bushfires, suggesting how those with privilege should use their platforms to spread awareness

Comment Writer Eleanor Bergin reflects on the lack of diversity in this year's award season nominations and argues award shows need to do more

Comment Writer Sam Wait argues that YouTube Christmas hauls serve to highlight the wealth disparity that exists in society and are therefore problematic

Comment Writer Danielle Murinas argues that society needs to stop stereotyping and stigmatising single women

Comment Writer Alice Wibberley calls for us all to be kinder to each other and ourselves

Comment Writer Madison Harding-White argues that societies at university can often be too cliquey which puts people off from joining them

Comment Writer Beth Grayson delves deeper into the Clemmie Hooper trolling scandal, arguing that the blogger should face more serious consequences for her actions

Comment Writer Colette Fountain discusses the harmful consequences of the internet trend