Carbon capture: an answer to net zero pledges
On the 4th of October, Prime Minister Kier Sarmer announced that £22bn was going towards climate funding, specifically into carbon
Leeds Dwindling Nightlight – a Good or a
With Leeds’ renowned bustling nightlife, students spill out onto the streets everynight in search of the best spots for cheap
A Milestone for Mauritius: UK to Hand Over
George explores the recent landmark decision to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, and what this may mean for UK
Groffice Gems Reveal the Historic Lifestyle of Leeds
Old Student newspapers showcase what life was like for students back in the 60s. So what’s different and what’s stayed
From Lecture Halls to Office Walls: My Placement
Jacqueline Wong contemplates the difficulties of being thrust from University life into the adult workplace.
Astrological Harvest: What Your Zodiac Sign should be
Momnah Shahnaz explores the link between your star sign and the correlating treat you should indulge in this autumn.
100 Days into Keir Starmer’s Government: What Have
Anna looks back on the past 100 days of Keir Starmer's government, and wether or not Labour have got off
Clinton’s Legacy to Harris’s Strategy: The Evolution of
Eliza explores the changing role of gender identity in US political campaigning, and the potential intentions Kamala holds by taking
Navigating Parental Loss: A Lifelong Journey of Youthful
Jacqueline Wong reflects on childhood grief and how to navigate its continuing effects.
Is It Ethical to Travel During the Climate
Is it ethical to travel amid the ongoing climate crisis? Can an individual be responsible for further hurting the planet?