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TLDR culture isn’t killing creativity, it’s just demanding better In researching and preparing for writing this article, I have taken […]
Opinion
Britain Did Not Run Out of Money – It Ran Out of Priorities
Tasos Papathanasiou gives his take on populism: it does not begin when voters lose their reason. It begins when politics
What We Owe Each Other
Flaking, friendship, and the erosion of the social contract A message arrives that all of us recognise. ‘Sorry, can’t make
Why can’t we be friends
Polarisation and high-emotions have long defined our politics, but shouldn’t our universities be where we’re up for the debate? One
“The only thing that’s more powerful than hate is love”: Joy as Resistance
A discussion on Bad Bunny’s half time Super Bowl performance as a response to the current political climate On Sunday
Iran proves autocrats can never silence the call for freedom
The rise and concentration of autocratic powers across the world should alarm us all, but the enduring strength of peaceful
A Letter to a Fresher
Freshers’ week and first year are the most brilliant time of your uni career. Get your priorities right. Freshers consists
Why can the left never agree?
Honestly, is there some sort of unwritten rule that says that every time the Left gets vaguely near unity, someone
Glorifying Monsters: The Moral Problems of True Crime media
True Crime media focuses on telling an audience about a real crime that has occurred and can be anything from
Students Make The West End: Are We The Problem?
Picture this: You’re walking down Byres Road with your Cottonrake Cafe matcha in hand. You pass the numerous people begging