Lizz Truss’ ‘Most Diverse Cabinet Ever’: Monumental or Misleading?
Last week, the newly-appointed Prime Minister Liz Truss assembled the most diverse cabinet in British history. For the first time...
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Ukraine’s Counteroffensive: What Does This Mean for Europe’s Energy War?
Ukraine this week has launched a successful counteroffensive in the northern Kharkiv Oblast region. According to President Zelensky, this has...
The Monarchy Could Be in for a Bumpy Ride as Charles III Takes the Wheel
The death of Queen Elizabeth II has abruptly ended the decades of stability enjoyed by the British monarchy. Now an...
Industrial Action: Maintaining Standards
Professor Jeff Grabill, Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Student Education, University of Leeds I know many students are worried about the strike action...
Pragmatic Students Support Strike Action
The natural student response to hearing about staff strike action is self-pity, a deserved and valid reaction to the broken...
What Britney Spears’ Conservatorship Was Really About
“I’m just grateful…to be able to be independent and feel like a woman” In 2008, Britney Spears was placed under...
UCU Strikes: A Student’s Perspective
As a humanities student, I’m well acquainted with UCU (The University and College Union which represents academic staff at the...
Editor’s Opinion: Why LUU (and you) should support the UCU strikes
It was a position that caused a firestorm on Twitter last week, with an army of users expressing hurt, outrage...
COP26: A Test of British Soft Power and the World’s Left and Right
Featured Image: Wikipedia Britain, apparently, used to be known for its common sense. The country with the practicality, wealth and...
COP Protesters call out Hypocrisy of Global Leaders
A word from Climate Activists in Glasgow Attending the climate march in Glasgow last weekend was a rejuvenating experience calling...