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
Comment Writer Joi Foote explores the Only Fans decision to allow explicit content and concludes that once again, CEOs care more about profit than protecting sex workers
Social Secretary Ella Kipling discusses how through access to high school students, Military Recruiters target vulnerable low-income students with recruitment tactics.
Comment Writer Kit Parsons explains why it is so important to volunteer for political campaigns, speaking with Andrew Yang campaigner Nel Nieves.
Comment Writer Alex Cooke considers the double standards apparent in the treatment of women within the royal family, arguing that Meghan, as a mixed-race woman, faces unfair bias
Social Secretary Ella Kipling argues that Dominic Raab's decision to not take phone calls regarding Afghanistan while on holiday was not a good move
Music Editor Sammy Andrews discusses their experience with Coeliac Disease, explaining how it restricts day-to-day life in ways that people cannot see nor often understand
Life and Style editor, Emma Davis explores the implications of Molly Mae Hague's appointment as Creative Director of Pretty Little Thing and the issues with failing to appreciate the nuances of celebrating 'girlbosses'
I Started Uni During the Pandemic: Cara-Louise Scott
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
Semen Terrorism and South Korea’s Deeply Rooted Misogyny
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.
Cosmetic Surgery Carving Culture in Mexico’s Drug Cartel Capital: Empowering or Exploitative?
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.
Should School Holiday’s Be Shortened To Tackle Food Poverty?
Social Secretary Ella Kipling looks at the impact of long summer holidays on Food Poverty in light of the pandemic
With Women’s Rights on The Line, The Supreme Court Needs Liberals
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
Sex Sells: Only Fans Reverses Decision to Ban Explicit Content
Comment Writer Joi Foote explores the Only Fans decision to allow explicit content and concludes that once again, CEOs care more about profit than protecting sex workers
US Military Recruitment and the Weaponization of Poverty
Social Secretary Ella Kipling discusses how through access to high school students, Military Recruiters target vulnerable low-income students with recruitment tactics.
Fight For What You Believe In: Why You Should Volunteer For A Political Campaign
Comment Writer Kit Parsons explains why it is so important to volunteer for political campaigns, speaking with Andrew Yang campaigner Nel Nieves.
Unfair Double Standards: Meghan Markle and The Royal Family
Comment Writer Alex Cooke considers the double standards apparent in the treatment of women within the royal family, arguing that Meghan, as a mixed-race woman, faces unfair bias
Politicians Are Allowed Holidays, But Dominic Raab’s Actions Were Flawed
Social Secretary Ella Kipling argues that Dominic Raab's decision to not take phone calls regarding Afghanistan while on holiday was not a good move
Spotlight on Hidden Illnesses: Coeliac Disease
Music Editor Sammy Andrews discusses their experience with Coeliac Disease, explaining how it restricts day-to-day life in ways that people cannot see nor often understand
Should We Praise Molly Mae Hague For Her New Position As Creative Director of Pretty Little Thing?
Life and Style editor, Emma Davis explores the implications of Molly Mae Hague's appointment as Creative Director of Pretty Little Thing and the issues with failing to appreciate the nuances of celebrating 'girlbosses'