“Your Body, My Choice” Why Women Are Turning to the 4B Movement
After months of campaigning, America has elected its 47th president and with it, many women have turned to the feminist […]
Women
Toil and Trouble: The Character of the Witch in Literature
By Ashleigh Adams The character of the witch has been a mainstay in literature for centuries, with depictions ranging from
What Does International Women’s Day Mean To You?
Yesterday, March 8th, marked International Women’s Day – a day dedicated to celebrating all women, everywhere. In this article, our
The Girly Girl in Literature and Film
by Shivika Singh Popular culture has very often represented men and women as complete opposites to each other, who have
Grimes – An Insight into Women within the Music Industry
By Emily Jade Ricalton Professionally known as Grimes, a female artist paving the way for the world of weird in
The Female Fitness Revolution
By Ella Rowe-Hall Today, female fitness seems to be becoming greatly prominent within society. More and more women are getting
Interview: Isadora Sinha, the Woman Who Made Waves in the Pro-choice Motion
On the 21st of November, the Student Union was filled with a with roaring applause from hundreds of students, as
Soroptimist International
Soroptimist International is a global volunteer movement working to improve the lives of girls and women, spreading across all continents,
“She was asking for it”
Poppy Jennings *Trigger warning ÔÇô this article discusses rape and sexual violence* A 17-year-old girl ÔÇô and I cannot
New High Street Sizing: A Positive Move?
By Bethany Griffiths After facing years of backlash for poor sizing guidelines, some high street shops (notably H&M and Primark)
International Women’s Day: A Celebration of Cardiff’s Women in Food and Hospitality.
This is a very last-minute article. This morning when I woke up, I realised my time as Food and Drinks
The F-word
In an unapologetic account, Sanya Budhiraja and Elis Williams discuss the realms of gender eqaulity and what it really means
Opinion: Why Burst Bridget Jones’ Bubble?
Words by Laura Carter I’m sure I wasn’t the only one to be absolutely horrified at the news that Helen
Can Bare Breasts Be Laid To Rest
As more than 40,000 people sign a petition calling for the editor of The Sun newspaper to stop printing pictures