St Chad’s College is currently leading the way to Jackie Weaver with 31% of the college having voted, followed by Stephenson College and St Cuthbert’s Society, with 15.27% and 13.81% respectively.
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“This book is as beautifully written as it is flawed.” Freya Reynolds muses on Jeffrey Eugenides’ novel ‘Middlesex’ and its misguided take on sexual identity.
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As we enter the RAWRing 20s, Eleri Crossland looks back on the things her younger self got right.
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“Compels readers to look at race relations in the West in a new way.” In honour of America’s Black History month, Nicole Howlett examines the joy to be found in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s latest novel.
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“A poet who has been, to me, a constant companion.” David Binns celebrates the short life of John Keats on the 200th anniversary of his death.
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‘These items are a way to show you care about the planet enough to buy second hand, but that you also have a bit of extra cash to splurge on set items’. Millicent Stott dissects the darker side of Depop.
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‘The area of greatest concern is the support of Root’ – Ollie Phillips discusses England’s failure to support Captain Root with the bat.
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Madeleine Burt discusses the crisis Somalia faces during its current election process which leaves it vulnerable to terrorist groups.
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With Moeen Ali the latest England player to return home, Ollie Phillips praises England’s approach to the troubles of bio-secure tours.
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Laetitia Eichinger explains why we need to be cautious about the dwindling popularity of degrees in the arts and humanities.
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