Written by Melissa Watt | Turning vegan can expose you to a lot of judgement and stereotypes. With this comes more »
How much can we forget? On Holocaust Denial
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Facing University After a Funeral
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My odyssey on a BBC Three ‘Social Experiment’ Documentary
Written By Alexander Finer | It is not every day that university friends tag you on social media post regarding a more »
“Use us, or lose us” – Independent vegan businesses at risk of closure
Written by Melissa Watt | Without a doubt, January 2019 has been an amazing month for veganism. Britain was recently more »
Do as I say, not as I did: How I learnt my rights as a tenant the hard way
Written by Lucy Welsh | It’s January, the time where everyone is scrambling to find the best accommodation for the more »
US Shutdown: “This chess match is nothing except hurtful to America”
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Is There A Point of the First-Class Degree Anymore?
Written by Rebecca Gaskill | With tuition fees climbing to £9250, competition to get the best grade from the best more »