With the risk of a second peak and the government limiting social gatherings to six, many people have started to play the blame game. And who have they blamed? Generation

In a world where news is 24/7 and can be used to justify any action, staying informed and being able to separate fact from fiction is more important than ever

Let’s be real, it was always going to be rough: financial uncertainty, an official end to opportunities to move frictionlessly to the EU (unless you are one of the lucky

The idea of having more transparency with YUSU is maybe the single oldest idea that any student politician could think of. Every election has the ‘T word’ thrown around like

Growing up as a young Asian girl, in a town where 91% of the population identified as “white British”, was more than interesting. This resulted in me spending most of

“Even as we unite in our efforts to defeat the virus, we must also recognise that robust scrutiny is to be welcomed. It’s the duty of the media.” – Michael

The death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests across the world didn’t come out of nowhere. The injustices that black people have suffered have existed for centuries, and are

“Who do we go to when the people who are murdering us are the police?” The death of forty-six-year-old George Floyd has ignited a well needed conversation about white supremacy

The only way to change the problems in our society is to call people out for their inherent racism, there’s nothing to be gained from keeping quiet.   On June 1

“Studytube” is a massive niche on YouTube, with some of the biggest names having as many as 300,000 subscribers. Particularly famous channels being ‘Ruby Granger’, ‘Unjaded Jade’ and ‘Holly Gabrielle’.

As an English student, the best dramatic device ever used by J. K. Rowling was to force Harry Potter to say “You Know Who” in the final novel. Throughout the

It is undeniable that  lockdown brought forth a wave of uncertainty surrounding teaching and assessment, and in particular, grades. And rightfully so; it is painfully obvious that students will not

As the beginning – or what was supposed to be the beginning – of Summer term approaches, it’s safe to say that we’re not going to be getting exactly the

The age-old feud between Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees is shown to be soldiering on through this global health crisis, which in itself provides a fine opportunity

As you may or may not be aware, the NUS holds a national conference every year. This year, the conference has been ‘digitised’ due to coronavirus. In 2014, the NUS

Using the term “Chinese Virus” instead of coronavirus is not just another name. It is supporting racist views and validating xenophobia towards the Asian community.  The coronavirus has exacerbated over