Sci and Tech Editor Gwydion Elliott argues that climate activism must be disruptive as calmly advocating for change will no longer work

Comment Writer Kit Parsons explores the challenges candidates face when running for elected office and what this means for the future of democracy

Comment Writer Yaaseen Baksh expresses their concerns regarding student campaigns aiming to reduce tuition fees, arguing that a reduction would do more harm than good for most students

Comment Writer Charis Gambon discusses Apple's decision to cut Russia off from their products, arguing that while it may be a good deterrence tactic, Russian citizens should not be punished for the actions of their Government

Comment Writer Zenna Hussain describes Johnson's new 'Living with Covid' plan, arguing that it ultimately fails to protect vulnerable groups

Comment Writer Kit Parsons discusses the upcoming 2024 election, the candidates, and who he believes can defeat Trump

Life and Style Editor Molly Day looks at the portrayal of football hooliganism in the British press, considering the classist values at stake

Comment Writer Thomas Barry criticises the dated standards of education, arguing for reform

TV Editor Sian Allen discusses her experiences with PCOS

Music Editor Aimee Sargeant argues that, despite provisions making University more accessible to students from working class backgrounds, university life can still be quite an alienating experience

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor emphasises the importance of solidarity between students and staff, arguing that the UCU strikes aim to pave the way for a better educational freedom for all

Comment Writer Jolie Summers argues that Jacob Rees-Mogg's comments regarding the BLM movement are harmful and indicative of greater issues within his Government