The 2022 Oscars Returns to the Dolby Theatre with a Few Surprises
By Amber Wiles It is safe to say that the 2022 Oscars will go down in awards history. From…
Putin’s War: Ukraine, The West and Democracy
By Nathan Honest During the last tumultuous weeks, the threat of World War Three has loomed in the minds…
The Day After Tomorrow…Today
By Siobhan Elizabeth Ball The Day After Tomorrow is a 2004 American science fiction disaster film directed by Roland…
The West’s Response to the Russia-Ukraine Conflict
By Abigail Hardcastle Whilst the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to shock the world, governments internationally have turned to…
Partygate
By Kieren Allen Dodd The memory of Partygate, regardless of what the Conservative government would like to believe, is…
Why Are There Still Too Few Women MPs?
By Laura Halliwell In 1918 the Representation of the People Act was signed which meant after a long and…
HUSU President of Sports Varsity Letter
By Sian Doherty Between the dates of the 10th to the 12th of March, over 30 sports teams and…
They’re Fast, and Fans are Furious
By Hannah Bowater Formula One has for decades been a jewel in the crown of European sport with races…
There’s a Place for All of Us
By Gemma Curry The Hollywood tradition of whitewashing has spanned the decades, including but not limited to the musical…
Potential Changes to Student Loans and GCSE Grades Target Working-Class Pupils… Again
By Lauren Smith According to The Guardian, a total of “92% of English 18-year-olds” who entered higher education in…