Recent Articles
Pho The Love of Food in Vietnam
Bethany McAtee explores the food scene in Vietnam, with advice on how to find the best dishes and make the most out of a visit.
Censorship in the Media
Sophie Pike explores censorship in the media, exploring both traditional media outlets and also the controversy surrounding censorship on social media.
The Ultimate Student Travel Guide to Rhodes
As beautiful as Venice, as ancient as Athens, and a litre of wine for only €5! Megan d’Ardenne recounts her visit to the greek island
Unpacking What it Means to be a ‘New Writer’ with James Tatam
Rosa Heaton interviews Literature Student James Tatam on Surrey New Writer’s Festival and what it means to be a ‘new writer’
Navigating Mountains, Fjords and Rural Roads in Norway
Bethany Mcafee recounts her recent trip to norway, providing a student friendly guide to making the most out of a visit.
In Defence of Bella Thorne
Izzy Rolfe gives her thoughts on the recent Bella Thorne scandal ahead of her upcoming book launch
Inside the Coffee Tent: Meet Beau
Beau Cleveland-Copeman and Yasmin Norvill catch up in the Coffee Tent to chat about his upcoming poetry book, exciting ventures and artistic inspirations.
The Game of Thrones Battle for the Tory Leadership
Nathan Weaver explores the Tory leadership contest, dissecting each of the contestants looking at what they may bring to the role.
Veganism on Campus: Eating and Awareness
Holly Saunders explores many reasons why people are vegan, including environmental awareness and healthy eating and the need for greater awareness.
‘MAN UP’: A Discussion on Masculinity and Male Mental Health
Emily Byfield-Riches interviews Michael Taricone, discussing possible causes of male mental health and why it can be so difficult to talk about.
The Referendum Question Time Roundup
Surrey Decides makes a return to campus with the referendum on senior management. Charlotte West breaks down the main points of the debate.
Three Things I Learnt Travelling in Tokyo
Travelling the world with your friends is a common aspiration amongst us young people, but just how does it compare to going solo? Bethany McAttee shares her first experience travelling alone.
Grind Culture: The Silent Epidemic
What’s the difference between an accidental dance rub and a fully-fledged crotch to backside violation? Hollie Saunders takes a look at what’s acceptable.
Balling On A Budget
With a variety of glamourous events coming up towards the end of the year, Alice Kimber gives tips and tricks on how to ball on a budget!
Will We Ever Understand Dark Matter?
Dark matter makes up mos of the matter in our universe, however we are still perplexed by its mysterious nature. Prof. Justin Read is interviewed by Anthony Balchin and Holly Thompson.
Should Politics Be Used as a Platform for Extreme Protest?
In the past three years, there have been some controversial changes within western politics. Sophie Pike investigates the effect of protest votes.
The Right to Write: Who Gets to Write Diversity?
Helia Daryani looks at who should write stories championing diversity, is it right if the author isn’t representative of their focus minority?
Do Women Want to Hear Women?
Amy Johnson delves into the US country music scene, particularly exploring the success of female country artists and the UK’s influence on their popularity.
Our Hunger for Political Music is Reaching a Crescendo
Charlotte West delves into current trends in current and popular music, exploring how they’re influenced by political climates around the world.
Inside the Coffee Tent: Meet Charlie
Yasmin Norvill sits down with musician and barista ‘Life Like Charlie’ in the PATS coffee tent to discuss his music and ambitions for the future.