Comment Writer Thomas Barry discusses the modern relevance of IQ tests, their flaws, and whether they can truly be used as a means of determining a person's intelligence
Comment Writer Yaaseen Baksh expresses their concerns regarding student campaigns aiming to reduce tuition fees, arguing that a reduction would do more harm than good for most students
Life and Style Editor Molly Day looks at the portrayal of football hooliganism in the British press, considering the classist values at stake
Music Editor Aimee Sargeant argues that, despite provisions making University more accessible to students from working class backgrounds, university life can still be quite an alienating experience
TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor emphasises the importance of solidarity between students and staff, arguing that the UCU strikes aim to pave the way for a better educational freedom for all
Comment Writer James Konn responds to the Texas Synagogue massacre and the reality of living as a Jewish individual within a climate of Antisemitism
Comment Writer Charis Gambon adds to her Hidden Disabilities Article, discussing what living with Dyspraxia means to her and others
Comment Writer Emily Lewis explores the possibility of extended remote learning for university students, arguing that the government isn't doing enough for student wellbeing
Comment Writer Sharlz Peters explores her experiences with online healing communities, questioning whether they helped or hindered their mental health and emotional understanding
In light of Disability History Month, Comment Writers and Editors come together to shine light on their hidden illnesses, sharing their experiences and realities
Comment Editor Colette Fountain discusses the controversial return of gossip sites Brumble and Brumfess, wondering if they are intrusive or fun
Comment Writer Kit Parsons continues his series of interviews with congressional candidates. This time, he meets Aarika Rhodes who is running for Congress in California’s 30th district
Do IQ Tests Reflect Intelligence?
Comment Writer Thomas Barry discusses the modern relevance of IQ tests, their flaws, and whether they can truly be used as a means of determining a person's intelligence
Are Campaigns to Lower Tuition Fees Doing More Harm Than Good?
Comment Writer Yaaseen Baksh expresses their concerns regarding student campaigns aiming to reduce tuition fees, arguing that a reduction would do more harm than good for most students
Football Hooliganism: A Class Problem?
Life and Style Editor Molly Day looks at the portrayal of football hooliganism in the British press, considering the classist values at stake
Rich House, Poor House, Uni House
Music Editor Aimee Sargeant argues that, despite provisions making University more accessible to students from working class backgrounds, university life can still be quite an alienating experience
UCU Strike Action: Staff and Student Solidarity is Essential
TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor emphasises the importance of solidarity between students and staff, arguing that the UCU strikes aim to pave the way for a better educational freedom for all
Antisemitism Today: My Experience
Comment Writer James Konn responds to the Texas Synagogue massacre and the reality of living as a Jewish individual within a climate of Antisemitism
We Are Dyspraxic And We Are Sick of Judgment
Comment Writer Charis Gambon adds to her Hidden Disabilities Article, discussing what living with Dyspraxia means to her and others
Remote Learning is Harming University Students
Comment Writer Emily Lewis explores the possibility of extended remote learning for university students, arguing that the government isn't doing enough for student wellbeing
Intellectualising My Pain Did Not Cure My Trauma, It Detached Me From It
Comment Writer Sharlz Peters explores her experiences with online healing communities, questioning whether they helped or hindered their mental health and emotional understanding
Spotlight On: Hidden Disabilities
In light of Disability History Month, Comment Writers and Editors come together to shine light on their hidden illnesses, sharing their experiences and realities
The Gossip Pages Strike Back: The Controversial Return of Brumfess and Brumble
Comment Editor Colette Fountain discusses the controversial return of gossip sites Brumble and Brumfess, wondering if they are intrusive or fun
Running for Congress With Aarika Rhodes
Comment Writer Kit Parsons continues his series of interviews with congressional candidates. This time, he meets Aarika Rhodes who is running for Congress in California’s 30th district