Macro effect of micro plastics – concerns over health as rising levels of microplastics found in humans
Microplastics are exactly what they say they are on the tin - very tiny particles of plastic, clocking in at...
Month: March 2025
The Latest in Positive Science News
With the state of the world today, it can feel very disheartening to open the news. Scientists often have no...
The Winter Arc: Are Social Media Trends Fuelling the Resurgence of Diet Culture?
The rhetoric surrounding the perfect ‘summer body’ resurfaces annually to perpetuate diet culture and provide a platform for corporations to...
Protest Under Attack! The British Police That Protect Profits Not People
If I were to tell you that the largest scale police operation in Yorkshire in over ten years took place...
Demna appointed to direct a new era of Gucci
It’s nearly spring: fashion week is almost over, quarter one is coming to a close, and Gucci announces that Demna,...
Unlearning Diet Culture: Healthy Relationships with Food in an All-Girls Household
It is no secret to those who know me, that my absolute favourite genre of film and TV show is...
The best electronic music set in Leeds this year: Caribou + Ela Minus dazzle at Leeds O2 Academy
It’s a Sunday night in February and I walk down, alone, to Leeds O2 Academy. Content in my headphones, I...
A Band that’s Big in the Suburbs: Interview with art-pop band Welly
Do you remember your Year 6 school disco? It’s too early to leave, so stay with me, dear Reader. The...
Who gets to grieve? Labour’s proposal for bereavement leave after early pregnancy loss
Each year, around 250,000 pregnancies in the UK end in miscarriage. Yet, for decades, early pregnancy loss has been a...
Why It’s Necessary to Fail at University
Failure is a word that comes with a heavy stigma. It’s not uncommon to hear students describe a low grade,...