Bloody Sunday, 50 years on. An embodiment of
Finn Logue accounts for the events that took place in Northern Ireland, 50 years today. How has British discourse changed
The Afghanistan Files: Drone strikes in the age
The military withdrawal in Afghanistan represents a rejection of the forever war, a concept given to a conflict that never
Climate protesters stage mock funeral at Leeds Magistrates’
Extinction Rebellion Leeds, Kill the Bill Leeds and the COP26 Coalition protest against Leeds Bradford Airport expansion and the Policing
Liverpool Women’s Hospital bombing – should we be
Debut writer, Josh Wright questions whether the UK's Counter-Terrorism policy is up to parr after the recent attack that struck
‘Kill the Bill’ banners mysteriously appear in LUU
Banners have been mysteriously put up in Leeds University Union today in protest of the new Police, Sentencing and Courts
Essay: Is a US/China war inevitable?
With military build up on both sides of the globe, it is time to question whether a conflict is on
Editor’s Opinion: Why LUU (and you) should support
Better working conditions for staff mean better education for students. Who can seriously expect a savings-stripped, sleep-deprived lecturer living on
Nato Expansion and the Russian Problem
Josh Bate discusses the future of Nato and its possible expansion.
LUU refuses to support UCU industrial action
Leeds University Union has announced that it will not be supporting the upcoming strikes led by the University and College
The Climate Crisis: COP26 or Cop out?
With COP26 underway, debut writer Toby Chapman explores the recent developments in climate change policy. How far will states go