Finding Common Ground: The World Cup in Qatar
Introducing our new column: Finding Common Ground! This month, Evie and Sam discussed the World Cup in Qatar. On a...
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Christmas Train Strikes Could Leave Students Stranded this Festive Season
Christmas is fast approaching, which means many students will be thinking about their return home for the holidays. But such...
How Should We React to Controversial Artists
In the wake of Kanye West’s recent antisemitic statements, we must consider how to react to controversial artists. This is...
Politicians Are Not Celebrities: Matt Hancock’s Entrance into the Jungle
Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock is a household name for all the wrong reasons. Firstly, known for his daily presence...
Inadequate Emergency Response with Students
Emergency services. Our saviours, heroes, idols. But what if you’re a student? Students are crazy, raucous and out of control,...
There is an Alternative to Austerity
After a tumultuous couple of months in British politics, the Chancellor announced the government’s plans to deal with the country’s...
Are Keir Starmer’s Plans For Radical Constitutional Reforms Too Ambitious?
On Monday 5th December, Labour announced a 40-point plan on overhauling the British Constitution, one that promised to sweep away...
I’m Joining the University Strike Action, And Here’s Why You Should Too
During my time at the University of Leeds, stretching back from first year all the way until now, I've been...
Musk’s Twitter-The New Free Speech Haven or Doomed to Fail?
It’s now been nearly 4 weeks since Elon Musk officially took the helm at Twitter HQ and critics are already...
Our Unelected Prime Minister: Does Rishi Sunak Have a Democratic Mandate?
The destructive tailspin of the Truss government ended with her resignation after a record 44 days, and the Parliamentary Conservative...
