England, (Anti)fascism, and Me
By Hemal Pallan
The Far Right have a story about England. It is possible to tell another
'As God intended': Is student journalism facing a crisis of classism?
By Daisy Couture
Amidst The Edinburgh Tab controversy, Daisy Couture questions the integrity of student journalism as a whole
Gender controversy in sport: How sexism is being disguised as feminism
By Robyn Garner
The fight for women to achieve recognition in sport is far from over
What cost Kamala the White House?
By Mia Kane
Mia Kane explores what went wrong for the Democrats, and the factors contributing to Harris’ massive election defeat.
Victimhood and the Big Bad Cancel Wolf: Can we cancel ‘Cancel Culture’?
By Jedaiah Simwanza
Jedaiah Simwanza (she/her) critically examines mob mentality on Campus
Shakespeare or square roots?
By Tasha Acres
Does making A-Level Maths compulsory well and truly add up?
Why York will never be Amsterdam: Cycling in the City
By Noah Church
English cycling infrastructure will sadly never live up to the Dutch system
The view from Kharkiv: In discussion with York's partner in Ukraine
By Jack Redman
Jack Redman visits Karazin University in Ukraine to talk about our universities' partnership, hopes for the future and how a university functions during war
Campus Life Around the Globe: Are UK Students Too Comfortable to Protest?
By Bel Porter
Are the outlets of the outrage of UK students different to their international peers?
Is Trump making politics interesting again?
By Naomi Marques Wiggin
Like a particularly nasty car crash, we just can't seem to look away from the 47th President
Congrats: You just reinvented patriarchy
By Jaden Áine Lynch
It’s time for so-called progressive movements to stop catering to male heterosexual desire
Why everyone should work in hospitality
By Dominic Bradshaw
Being undermined, insulted and shouted at is fantastic character building
Is there a war on women?
By Emily Stevens
Violence against girls is on the rise and women’s rights are now up for debate again.
Black Belt Procrastination: An Art in Itself?
Noah Church comments on the pros of procrastination.
Speaking (Too) Ill of The Dead
Do we honour or attack the legacies of controversial celebrities?
Is York in need of a musical facelift?
By Ben Morris
Is bad music destroying our already struggling clubs?
'This government suffers from a chronic lack of ambition': Is Labour doing enough?
Noah Church comments on the last three and a half months of Starmer's government
Can we please stop going on about Longboi?
He had his time, but now we need to look forward, not back
AI: a Threat to Women?
By Scarlett Ives
Scarlett Ives assesses the effects of AI on the stability of women's personal and professional lives
How Not to Get Beaten up by York Bouncers: A Comprehensive Guide
Dominic Bradshaw offers his top tips for a violence-free night out.
The Double (Dostoevsky): an antidote to the interview hustle?
Noah Church relates Dostoevsky's novella to the highly competitive environment of recruitment processes
The history of the lake: a deep dive into the University's past
By Andrew Preston
Andrew Preston delves into the infamous University of York lake
Progressive Patriotism: an antidote to entropy?
By Antonia Shipley
Antonia Shipley interrogates what it means to be patriotic amidst far-right violence
Beyond the Rainbow: Examining corporate support during Pride month
By Alice Lilley
Alice Lilley reflects on the authenticity of corporate advocacy during Pride month
Clash of Comments: The Semesterisation Debate
By Ethan Reuter and Daisy Couture
Politicians as Pints
By Tom Lindley
Tom Lindley explores how his frequent pub visits have matriculated into him envisioning senior politicians as alcoholic beverages.
An Argument for the Ban on Disposable Vapes
Will banning disposable vapes actually work to discourage people from using them?
Rishi Sunak's Appeal For Far-Right Populism
By Rebecca Leyland
Will Sunak's half-hearted appeal to far-right populism secure a win in the General Election?
A night at Kuda
Dominic Bradshaw narrates his experience of a night out in York nightclub Kuda
Rediscovering Community: The Power of the Working Men's Club
In an age of individualism, Tom Lindley discusses how the Working Men's Club, a once-beloved staple of the community, should make a comeback.
Is traditional diplomacy a dying art in 2023?
By Georgina Spriddell
Increasingly hawkish international relations may threaten, but not replace, classic statesmanship
Brits Abroad in a Post-Brexit World: the struggle to learn languages
Tom Lindley explains the struggle to learn languages and the need for British people to persevere.
How I got Penny Mordaunt in my BeReal
By Millie Simon
Millie Simon explains how she survived a Tory dinner by getting Penny Mordaunt in her BeReal
How do we fall for the goofy guise of politicians?
By Maya Upmacis
Boris Johnson isn't your mate, it's time to reflect on the role of politicians
