Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
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Callum Martin, Online Editor-in-Chief, considers the record of South West Water and the legacy of privatisation.
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Online International Editor Magdalena Kanecka reflects on the vicious cycle of doom scrolling and how to avoid it
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Maya Dallal examines the legacy of the ongoing case of Gisèle Pelicot in France.
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Stephen Bellars discusses the cycle of inequality surrounding access to student internships
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Writer Sanjiti Banerjee explores whether some of the most pressing conflicts can be overlooked for the sake of music
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Exeposé writers react to the government’s announcement of increased tuition fees.
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Joseph James examines the chaotic events surrounding the dismissal of Sue Gray
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The Senior Editors give their five takeaways from their meeting with the Guild CEO, a relatively unknown figure among students with quite a bit of sway.
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Amberly Wright, Print Lifestyle Editor, discusses the rise and ramifications of fashion companies greenwashing their customers.
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Online Features Editor, Callum Martin, argues for the removal of peremptory challenges from US jury selection.
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Florence New explores the case of a woman found not guilty of home abortion and what it demonstrates about the future of UK abortion laws.
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Livvy Mason-Myhill, Print Editor-in-Chief, shares insights on confronting the social intricacies of university life from an only child’s perspective, highlighting the critical value of cherishing solitude.
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Drawing on his own experience in Zambia, Features Editor Callum Martin considers the arguments around ‘voluntourism’
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