Opinion
Don’t Trust the Media: The Truth About the BLM London Protests
Rubi Ager recalls her experience of the London Black Lives Matter protest and criticises the media for their portrayal of the protesters as violent.
How the GP Freeze Failed Me
Alone without basic healthcare, medication or advice. Pete Ferguson reveals his experience when The Guildowns Group Practice began refusing new patients.
What’s With the Rainbow Crossing?
Sophie Pike explores the controversy surrounding Surrey’s recently added colourful crossing. Misspent university funds or a positive statement of inclusion?
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.
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.
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.
Is the Romance Genre Ruining Real Relationships?
Sophie Pike offers a perspective on how real long term relationships are threatened by the portrayal of romance in film, tv and novels.
Stop feeding us Mental Health
Mental Health. Social media portrays mental health conditions as desirable: something that’s cool to have. by Sophie Pike
“Asking for help should not be taboo”
2018 is the year that saw revolutionary change. Women have been fiercely stepping forward and fighting to get their voices heard. Yet one is left to wonder: what does this mean for men? by Viktoria Rangelova
She may come from a ‘life of privilege’, but Southampton SU President Emily Dawes is allowed to have an opinion
Hannah Mickleburgh explores the recent media controversy surrounding Southampton SU’s president Emily Dawes’ tweets but does she deserve the backlash?
In Defence of Unpaid Internships
Megan d’Ardenne writes about her experience on placement, and the benefits of an internship – paid or unpaid.