The Leadership Race 2026: In Conversation with Sabbatical Officer Candidates FeaturesJemima Corcoran, Zayna Madanat, Sterre SchlosserMarch 16, 2026Student Union Leadership Elections, Elections, UCL, VotingComment
The Leadership Race 2026: In Conversation with Presidential Candidates FeaturesJemima CorcoranMarch 16, 2026Union, Election, Vote, Voting, Student Union PresidentComment
Tackling Human Trafficking in North Africa: Reforming the Hawala FeaturesVictoria MainardMarch 5, 2026Human Trafficking, International Relations, Crime, global securityComment
Numbed by The Media: Inaction in Times of Crisis FeaturesReysha ChowdhuryFebruary 27, 2026social media, News and media, geopoliticsComment
Why We Should All Read ‘The Secret History’ in 2026 FeaturesNurulhuda Gumay RiswandiFebruary 25, 2026reading, books, a secret history, academia, elitism, aestheticsComment
From Streets to Ballots: Bangladesh’s Youth Uprising Faces the Test of Democracy FeaturesReysha ChowdhuryFebruary 25, 2026Elections, Protest, Bangladesh, AsiaComment
The Problem with Seeing Politics in Black and White FeaturesReysha ChowdhuryFebruary 13, 2026media, politics, polarisationComment
Living Rooms as Bedrooms: An Acceptable Reality for Young Renters? FeaturesKatie HarwoodFebruary 10, 2026student life, Housing, Mental Health, community, RentComment
Adding Insult to Injury: AI and the Graduate Job Market FeaturesEmily Webb MariscalFebruary 10, 2026jobs, job market, stress, graduate, AI, young people, university, employmentComment
Pizza or Petrie? The Controversial Pizza Shop Underneath UCL’s Petrie Museum FeaturesCharlotte BermanFebruary 8, 2026university, university college london, Museums and Art, History Comments
Gossip Girl: The Devil’s Telephone or the Basis of Social Bonding? FeaturesAoi BlankJanuary 29, 2026gossip, society, FeminismComment
Gen-Z Bashing: What Constant Criticism does to our Generation FeaturesFinbar SeeryJanuary 11, 2026gen-z, young people, social media, criticism, millenialsComment
Why Do Some Wars Capture the World’s Attention While Others Are Forgotten? FeaturesEmily Webb MariscalJanuary 11, 2026war, violence, media, sudan, yemen, Israel-Gaza, aidComment
The Privilege of Choosing to be Politically Disinterested FeaturesHannah RansomJanuary 9, 2026demonstration, politics, apathy, political apathy, trans-rights, human rights, civil rights movement, privilegeComment
A Fiction Boom: Why Escapism is Selling Out FeaturesAnna PringleDecember 24, 2025fiction, books, reading, escapism, hyperrealism, meaning, bookshops Comments
Spring In The Middle of Autumn: Unpacking the Internship Hustle FeaturesEmily Webb MariscalDecember 8, 2025Internships, Education, Mental Health, universityComment
Trump Miscalculated. Democrats Still Blinked First. FeaturesAryan GazeriNovember 30, 2025democrats, Republicans, shut down, governmentComment
The Ultra-Modern City State and its ‘Medieval’ Punishments: Singapore’s institutionalised corporal punishment. FeaturesVeronica ShenNovember 30, 2025Singapore, Corporal Punishment, GreenComment
Generation Fractured: Mapping How Our Generation Disagrees FeaturesGrace WinchesterNovember 29, 2025gen z, polarisation, disagreeing well, debate, youth, protest, politicsComment
