In 2019, Luke Baptiste trekked from the south to the north of Israel - a staggering 1,200km - all on foot. Recounting the solo trip from lockdown, Luke reflects on missing peacefulness, simplicity and disconnect of such a journey.

8 minutes

It’s important to challenge the common understandings of depression, whilst looking at the value in collaboration and interpersonal relations at a time where they might feel impossible.

6 minutes

The line between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation is a fine one. UK Street culture’s popularity has soared in recent years, but have the core problems been solved?

6 minutes

Many would argue that democracy = equality but is this the key to a fair and comprehensive education for all? Hari’s research article examines the emergence of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and how they are democratising education.

6 minutes

Not for the first time, the BBC has found itself caught amidst an identity crisis, with the Proms yet again caught in the crossfire.

5 minutes

Feminist. No longer a taboo word. No longer proceeded with the word ‘raging’. Feminism is everywhere and it’s for everyone. And isn’t it evident in the music we’re listening to?

5 minutes

Last week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Rhys Smith: Streatham born and raised, GB international hockey player, director of a community interest company and all-round colourful character.

8 minutes

Biased character judgement is an integral part of systemic racism. With experience at The Indiependent and The Oxford Student, Lottie Hayton discusses how mental health diagnoses, the justice system and media are contributing to structural inequality.

4 minutes

Soulstice was born in 2017 as a festival to raise money for two important causes. Today, it’s growing into so much more.

5 minutes