Charlotte Legrand (she/her) explores how the feminist origins of 'girl' trends redefine girlhood

Ella Raw speaks to Somali journalist and activist about surviving persecution, civil-wars, military dictatorships and prison, before ending up on a group of students' doorstep

Heather Gosling (She/Her) investigates Meta’s recent decision to stop proactively recommending political content on its platforms

Ella Raw speaks to Kenyan journalist and activist Robert Kituyi about his childhood, journalistic career, and Kenya's tumultuous politics

Grace Bannister (she/her) interviews Joe Walker for the AlumNouse series

Georgina Spriddell (she/her) reflects on the importance of art in the age of consumerism

Georgina Spriddell (she/her) reviews Expressionism and its legacy at the Tate Modern’s latest primary exhibition.

Anna Compton (she/her) examines the Hertfordshire–based artist’s merging of medicine and art.

Matthew Ennis interviews rising pop-jazz star Daisy Veacock.

Alexandra Pullen and Grace Clift review the chaos that was Leeds Festival 2024, sharing what was the best stage, the best day and the best headliner

Gregor Brindle explains where to find the classic music spots in York

Yakov Boani contemplates whether DJs can captivate an audience in the same way as a performer

Maia Wensley (she/her) analyses Luca Guadagnino’s latest release

Antonia Shipley (She/Her) argues that Perkins' new film lacks the fear factor with an unavoidable dearth of originality - which is what makes it so good.

Jordon Williams argues that the recent transition to shorter seasons creates a largely unsatisfying viewing experience

Terri Wilkinson (she/her) examines the central theme of hope in the newest entry to the Alien franchise

In light of recent news about his lung condition, Kate Mulraney (she/her) explores the legacy of smoking in Lynch's oeuvre

Eilidh Hide helps you uncover York's hidden gems with her guide to second-hand shopping.

Maya Barber takes a look at the fashion industry's response to the Black Lives Matter movement, and discuses why these responses, although sometimes problematic, are vital

Zara Osako looks at the problematic relationship between race, culture and fashion

Ellen Morris (she/her) talks us through the student-run fashion show hosted by the Norman Rea Gallery and Hard Magazine

A pop of yellow, layered haircuts and cowboy boots

Emma McGreevy offers students her advice on how to manage rising food prices, while still eating and drinking well

Megan Stoker (she/her) and Katy Leverett (she/her) discuss the benefits of slow cookers for students

Grace Clift (she/her) gives us a run down on her experience at the vegetarian Goji Cafe in York

Grace Clift speaks to certified wine expert Catherine Fielden about all the most important things to know, to enter the world of wine lovers

Grace Clift uncovers the controversies and crimes surrounding the world’s largest food and beverage company, and considers their ethical output.

Katie Stevens (She/Her) recounts her experiences on her whirlwind one month tour around South East Asia

Delyth Michael recounts her experience of visiting Srebrenica and the Srebrenica Memorial Center in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Emma Staples shares her advice for students who are considering a year studying abroad

Emily Warner (she/her) reflects on her experience as a volunteer for the NGO, Intiwawa

Isobel Armstrong (she/her) shares her advice for planning and exploring Rome to match your budget

The label of ‘gamer’ has acquired a reputation – Tasha Acres (she/her) wants to disprove it

Tasha Acres (she/her) interrogates the mixed reception of Playstation’s most anticipated game of 2020

Tasha Acres (she/her) explores the reason for the searing popularity of Larian studios’ Baldur's Gate 3

Tasha Acres (she/her) investigates the importance of immersive worldbuilding for video game success

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