Comment Writer Joi Foote argues that the coverage of Sabina Nessa's murder highlights a racial bias in media reporting.

For Black History Month, Comment Writer Charis Gambon provides insight into a selection of Black women who aided the war effort, suggesting they do not get enough recognition

Comment Writer Alena Leemann takes a dive into the Pandora Papers, arguing that the extensive nature of the tax evasion present in the leaked data is unethical

Comment Writer James Konn weighs up government efforts to reduce meat consumption in the fight against climate change, offering solutions that the government may be failing to consider

Comment Writer James Simpson criticises the Governments poor handling of rape cases in the UK, suggesting that Boris Johnson's approach to the issue is merely performative

Comment Writer Gwydion Elliott argues against the glorification of billionaires, arguing that no billionaire is 'self-made', rather they profit from the exploitation of their workers

Food & Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott takes a look at the illness branded 'the worst cold ever', arguing that the COVID-19 pandemic has left people overly paranoid about seasonal flu symptoms

With a new cohort of freshers joining UoB, Food & Drink Editor Cara-Louise Scott provides the first contribution to our new feature looking back at a COVID-19 freshers experience

Editor-in-Chief Chelsie Henshaw argues that semen terrorism as a crime is not taken seriously, as victims are often left with no consideration and the men walk free, leaving their damage behind.

Comment Writer Victoria Wilson argues that the normalization of cosmetic surgery in Mexico serves to exploit women to serve the male gaze and harvests unrealistic beauty standards.

Social Secretary Ella Kipling looks at the impact of long summer holidays on Food Poverty in light of the pandemic

Comment Writer Miren Sowden argues that it is time for Supreme Court Justice Bryer to step down so that a liberal replacement can help protect women's rights