“Culturally insensitive” costumes including a cow ‘onesie’ have been blasted by YUSU BME and ISA Officers

Sudeep Chakravarti is an Indian author, journalist and speaker. He comments on matters of business and human rights, and socio-political and security issues in India and South Asia. Starting his

I realised there was a problem when someone I was meeting for the first time asked me if I was a feminist. The answer was obvious, but I hesitated. Why?

Around a year ago, Russell Brand published what I believe to be a pretty good article in the New Statesman. He talks about ‘the system’. It is, in essence, a

Ched Evans, the Sheffield United footballer, has recently been at the centre of a furore this week. If you’re not aware who this man is, we ought to establish some

Maddi Howell reviews a ground-breaking book dealing with the most private of cultural symbols

Ishy Din takes you to the pub with his innovative play Snookered

BJL: Tens of thousands of people booed a pair of 17 year old twin sisters during the results of the recent Eurovision Grand Final. Those who took part in it

Adrian tells us why he has decided to give (now) current gen consoles a miss.

Christmas is coming, the goose is getting fat… or the carp, or the ham or the curry depending on how you roll. To get us all in the festive spirit we interviewed some people from different cultures (Kav, a Hindu, Oona from Finland, Darya from Poland and Phillipe from the Democratic Republic of Congo) to find out how they celebrate the festive season. Merry Christmas one and all!