I love my job, against all the odds
Welfare cuts must come alongside large-scale social change if disabled people are to gain access to work. “What about me, […]
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Wes Anderson’s new quartet of short movies on Netflix
Wes Anderson continues to evolve his style and push the boundaries of cinema in his new short movies on Netflix
The celebrity and the ghost
Millie Bobby Brown joins the cast of celebrities vilified for their use of ghost writers with her debut Nineteen Steps.
Will your local pub survive rising energy costs?
The COVID-19 lockdowns resulted in several pubs being on the verge of closure. Now, in their aftermath, the growing cost
The University should ban student-staff relationships
The University of Oxford has become amongst the first UK higher education institutions to ban intimate relationships between staff and
The misogynistic coverage of violent crimes against women
So far, 2023 has been dominated by violence against women, and shameful press coverage of these crimes. Why are women
Rest is essential to preventing academic burnout
Harmful stereotypes obscure the real issues faced by many students whose mental health is suffering as they attempt to cope
Trigger warnings have gone too far
Using trigger warnings is necessary and helpful when presenting potentially disturbing content. But does their increased use in higher education
Leftist groups should cooperate, not compete
Writer Alexandra Agar explores the growing and changing world of leftist groups and movements. Leftist politics and youth collectives have
Charlie and the Chocolate Workplace
The clunky and thoughtless edits to the novels of Road Dahl show exactly why we shouldn’t change literature to conform