Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
Jogaile Narkunaite explores the role AI can play in mental health support – and where it falls short compared to professional care.
Josie Sharp, Print International Editor, considers the many controversies that MP Lee Anderson has been embroiled in.
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.
Amberly Wright, Print Lifestyle Editor, discusses the rise and ramifications of fashion companies greenwashing their customers.
Irem Ozdemir discusses Musk’s war on Wikipedia and how it threatens the non-profit organisation.
Online Science editor, Orla Watson, explores Iceland’s strike against gender based violence and pay discrimination, and the ramifications it could have for women everywhere.
Gracie Moore, Online Arts and Lit editor, discusses the often unaddressed issues of living with friends during her time at University.
Riona McLoughlin writes on the influence of social media on the UK’s pumpkin business.
In light of Harry and Meghans new documentary series on Netflix, Charlie Oldroyd delve into the impact of media on our royal family and what it means to seek privacy outside the institution.
With the I’m a Celebrity final complete, Harry Craig evaluates Matt Hancock appearance on the show.
Amy Rushton deciphers the decision that FIFA and the FA have made by banning One Love Armbands in Quatar.
Charlie Gershinson analyses the players that serve as the impetus for the first RCN national strike since it’s inception 106 years ago.
In light of Elon Musk’s recent investment, Harry Craig analyses the chaotic Twitter takeover so far.
As the World Cup comes to a start, Harry McPhail provides an overview of the ongoing controversies.
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