Culture writer Antonio Miguel Aguila looks at the impact that J. K. Rowling's hurtful comments on transgender people have had within the literary world and among many fans who no longer feel comfortable reading the Harry Potter books

Culture writer Harpal Khambay questions why book covers still play on outdated gender stereotypes and considers how neutral book art could cater to all audiences

Culture writer Alice Szatter writes how despite higher numbers of young people going to university than ever before, many students still feel that they stand out because of their accent

Culture writer Erin Osgood criticises the government campaign that tells people in the arts to retrain and stresses why it is necessary to protect the arts, which are so fundamental to our everyday life

Culture Writer Francesca Herring looks at the popular new true-crime drama Des, questioning why we are obsessed with the world of serial killers and how healthy this fascination is

Culture Writer Daisy Evison looks at the BBC's decision to sing Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory, proposing the Proms should instead feature songs that reflect our multicultural society

In this Redbrick Culture Feature, four writers celebrate their own local cultural institutions, as their very existence is threatened

After a botched art restoration in Spain, Culture writer Catrin Jackson argues for increased regulations

Culture writer Harpal Khambay looks at why children’s literature must do more to include the LGBTQ+ community to create a more tolerant and accepting society

Culture Editor Emily Gulbis praises the Criminal Queerness Festival for elevating LGBTQ+ creatives and explains why being virtual this year might help it reach a global audience

Culture Writer Ella Kipling tells us how professional ballet dancers are getting productive in lockdown, encouraging everyone to try ballet at home

Redbrick Culture and the UoB Photography Society capture our lives in lockdown, presenting the ways daily life has changed