Co-Editor for Arts & Culture Mia Ivy Jeffries explores the the British cultural ‘soft-spot’ for the royal family and the dangers a lack of accountability may hold in ensuring the power and privilege royal members hold is not exploited.
Callum Gallagher explores whether the storming of the Capitol can be defined as an act of terrorism and the implications of how the event was portrayed in wider media.
Politics and Economics Co-Editor, Deesha Ganguli, explores the influence of social media and news outlets with regards to the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Anita looks into our increasingly technological future, apprehensive as to whether new advancements will yield improvements or reinforce inequalities
Matthew Oulton debates the state of the reputation of the United States of America on the global stage.
Eugenia Perozo examines the events leading up to the 2020 presidential election and its aftermath – with the rise of covid-19, what does a new era mean for the United States, and the world?
Matilda Smith tells all on the out of this world satellite project that Warwick professors are working on and how it could possible save the planet
Anita expresses her concern over the University of Warwick’s recent decisions around the group chat scandal, and considers what this says about attitudes towards sexualised violence.
