China vs the West: the rise of electric vehicles on the geopolitical stage
As China leads the global stage on green vehicles, the West risks falling behind as a result of tariffs. The […]
November 24, 2023
Overtourism: what is it and how can we avoid it?
Too much travel and too many tourists at once are detrimental to the environment—overtourism is something every traveller should avoid.
Climate migration: it’s here and it’s big
The climate crisis holds hands with the migration crisis, we must now lend a hand to the Global South. The
Review: Baek Sehee’s i want to die but i want to eat tteokbokki
 A powerful memoir that risks becoming gospel. i want to die but i want to eat tteokbokki is marketed as
Glasgow deserved better from COP26
Two years on from the UN Climate conference being hosted in Glasgow, the environmental and policy challenges facing the city
Sustainable Unsustainability: The gentrification of consumption
Mindless consumption is causing a race to the bottom in the sustainable fashion world. The aesthetic of second hand shopping
Women in war
Women are arguably the greatest victims of war—so why aren’t they being treated like it? Trigger Warning: Sexual assault, gender-based
A student perspective on the Ticketmaster controversy
Is monopolisation worth the cost? It’s no secret among concertgoers that Ticketmaster is known for its high prices, higher fees,
A manifesto for deleting Spotify
This current era of streaming hegemony needs to stop , and it can, if you’re willing to make your life
Theatrical agony in The Virgin Suicides
Jeffrey Eugenides’ debut celebrates its 30th year anniversary. CW: Suicide Written in 1993, Jeffrey Eugenides’ debut The Virgin Suicides celebrates