A ray of hope on our night-time streets:
In the wake of an apparent spiking epidemic and renewed discussions around safety on nights out, Emily Lieberg spent a
Vice Chancellor Simone Buitendijk: “We have all been
Simone Buitendijk’s first year as the Vice Chancellor of the University of Leeds has certainly not been a quiet one.
The Climate Crisis: COP26 or Cop out?
With COP26 underway, debut writer Toby Chapman explores the recent developments in climate change policy. How far will states go
How has the Coronavirus pandemic affected our teachers?
Tasha Johnson interviews a local secondary school PE teacher, discussing her experiences of teaching during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Should there be more security for MPs? The
After the recent death of Sir David Amess MP, there have been calls to increase the security for MPs. Hattie
Capital punishment and the UK – should it
Following the sentencing of Sarah Everard’s killer, the conversation around the death penalty has risen to new heights. Ruby Winter
Behind Vaccine Hesitancy: A History of Medical Abuse
Clarissa Leung discusses the history of racial abuse in the US healthcare system and the negative perceptions is has created
Interview with Leeds BME Hub
Isabel Ralphs speaks to BME Hub, a local Leeds charity, discussing their work and how minority voices can be heard.
Interview with Leeds Women’s Aid: A deep dive
Tasha Johnson speaks with Leeds Women’s Aid, discussing domestic abuse and how we can control the narrative.
Love Bomb: The West’s obsession with dropping bombs
A forever changing nature of war has led to many criticisms against the West for their involvement in extrajudicial killing