The grey season: silently battling the winter blues
As the charm of autumn slowly fades out, giving way to the chills of winter, everything around us takes a...
Features
How the new tax budget is reshaping life for farmers in Yorkshire
I talk to George Gill, a local farmer and ex-chairman of Boroughbridge Young Farmers, about the new inheritance tax, mental...
My story with OCD: living with intrusive thoughts
Lining up my teddies before primary school was one of my earliest symptoms of OCD. At the time, it was ...
Getting to know the futures of people you share campus with
Being on campus means constantly being surrounded by diverse people all holding their own ambitions and aspirations. I’ve always wondered...
The sound of silence: The Taliban’s war on women in Afghanistan
“If we can’t speak, why even live?” (BBC News, 2024) In the 1970s, a woman in Afghanistan may feel the...
The First Week of Study Abroad is Tough
When I first moved to Mannheim, Germany, it was the last days of August when the thickness of summer heat...
Assisted dying: ending life or shortening death?
On Friday 29 November, MPs will vote on the long-debated issue of assisted dying, allowing Parliament the chance to ensure...
How Saoirse Ronan’s response on The Graham Norton Show reflected a gap in male understanding of female safety
During a recent episode of The Graham Norton Show, Paul Mescal laughed as he questioned if anyone, when attacked, would...
Harris V Trump: The election deciding the future of American hegemony
5 November spells the day when the world will know the future of its relationship with America. From a corner...
A Sister in Shanghai
My sister uprooted herself last year. She packed practically everything she owned into two large National Geographic suitcases and flew...