An Interview with a Specialist Sexual Offences Barrister
An Interview with Berenice Mulvanny by Rebecca Astill *T/W // R*pe & Assault: This piece talks openly about details that […]
Rough Sex Doesn’t Kill, Abuse Does: What the New Changes Will Mean
*T/W // R*pe & Assault: This piece talks openly about details that may be triggering for survivors.* By Rebecca Astill
Why We Need to Stop People Pleasing
By Rebecca Astill Being a people pleaser isn’t an altogether bad thing. The clue is in the name ÔÇô people
Accents and their Impacts
By Rebecca Astill Accents are an intrinsic part of our identities. They broadcast where we’re from, where our parents are
Conspiracy Theories: What’s the allure?
By Katie Waits Most of us probably have a conspiracy theory that we can’t help but at least half believe.
Death, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll
By Rebecca Astill When you think of festivals a few things might come to mind; excitement, anticipation, entertainment. However, there
A Letter to Freshers
By Rebecca Astill If you’re anything like me, first year comes with a mountain of expectations. Having worked my arse
Are the Press unfairly demonising Meghan Markle?
By Katie May Huxtable The Royal Family play a hugely symbolic role in contemporary British society, often acting as a
How to keep a Relationship Going at University
By Sai When I got into first year, there was a lovely lad, in my student flat, offering me tea.
Are Love Island’s new Mental Health Measures Enough?
By Rebecca Astill Reality TV and mental health are two topics becoming increasingly intertwined in today’s society. ITV’s Love Island