Tobias Lewis gives us his opinion on why there is so much power in nostalgia, especially in the political sphere.
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Tobias Lewis gives us his opinion on why there is so much power in nostalgia, especially in the political sphere.
“I want for you to talk about your illness and I want for you to feel validated when you do. I will not however continue to sit by as my experience and the experiences of countless other fat folk get pushed to the side by your need to explain why your illness makes your voice as important as ours in conversations about fatness despite your thin privilege.”
Alexi Barnstone gives his opinion on how the USA is a threat to our universal values, namely freedom and democracy, by analysing the current situation in Venezuela.
Adam Philpott reflects on the first couple of months of his exchange experience.
Terence Duggan wonders if our addiction to leadership spills comes from a decline in the importance of the political class.
Wilson Huang thinks there is more to Christianity than what traditional churches want to make you believe.
Wilson Huang thinks there is more to Christianity than what traditional churches want to make you believe.
Nehir Hatipoglu wonders if it’s time to re-think journalism.
Wilson Huang thinks there is more to Christianity than what traditional churches want to make you believe.
Felice Tong finds out how many beers she needs on board before she can talk to a surgical idol.
Elaine Jackson wants you to know this piece was edited by a person of colour.
Wilson Huang thinks there is more to Christianity than what traditional churches want to make you believe.
Marcel Mellor Hutchings explains what it means to be on the spectrum.
Wilson Huang thinks there is more to Christianity than what traditional churches want to make you believe – read the first of five articles today.
Elaine Jackson tells you how best to manage your campus romance.
Adam Philpott moves to the next stage of his student-abroad experience: the hunt for a job.
Find Elaine Jackson at Law ball this weekend
Wilson Huang thinks it’s time to unlearn drug users.
Gen Couvret helps you look like a better person, while not changing your lifestlye.
Elaine Jackson walks you through all those tempting crushes on campus