Opinion: Defiant, Unapologetic and Real – The Power of Grime in British Culture
In 2024, Jade Thirlwall, former member of global pop sensation Little Mix, delivered a powerful cover of Stormzy’s Backbone. Her performance wasn’t just a
Rethinking Society at Exeter: Talking About Fostering Empathy and Critical Thinking with Ande McClintock
For Ande, a final-year Politics, Philosophy and Economics student and president of Rethinking Society, this student group offers something extraordinary: a space for
Freedom Society at Exeter: Exploring Free Speech and Political Discourse with Jon McBride
What is the Freedom Society? At its core, the Freedom Society is built around a commitment to free speech, freedom of expression, and
Building a Movement: Talking All Things Exeter Green Party Society with Thomas Richardson
When Thomas Richardson arrived at the University of Exeter, he found a dormant Green Party Society—a surprising absence for a campus grappling with
Israel-Gaza: The Ceasefire
The Israel-Gaza conflict has been central to the discourses around international peace since 7 October 2023 when Hamas fighters stormed the Israel borders
Labour Society at Exeter: Discussing Community and Inclusivity with Becca Chaffe and Mayumi Singh
For Becca Chaffe and Mayumi Singh, the Labour Society at the University of Exeter is more than just a student group—it’s a space
Opinion: Rising Right-Wing Populism: A Global Shift
Trump’s inauguration this week raises crucial concerns about the rising levels of right-wing populism globally. Figures like Elon Musk and Nigel Farage are
Opinion: The Myth of the ‘Liberated Sex Worker’ – Feminism or Patriarchy Rebranded?
The discourse surrounding sex work and prostitution in the past few years has become polarised. Within liberal feminist circles, advocates have pushed for
Opinion: “Selling Sex is Feminist”… And Other Lies Told on OnlyFans
It is not feminist to turn degradation into a business model. Lily Phillips, the OnlyFans performer who made headlines for allowing 101 men
The Rise of Red: What Could the Future of US-UK Relations Look Like?
2024 saw the turning of both the US and UK’s governments red, with the election of Donald Trump and the British Labour Party