Diving into the archives
“While sometimes a little unsettling, these issues are exceptionally eventful” – Anna Hebb takes an intrepid dive into the legacy of Palatinate.
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Atharva Kamboj
“Women. It’s good stuff.”
“Celebrates and lifts up.” Contributor Alice Groth celebrates female achievement in ‘Operation Mincemeat’.
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Rewriting her story
“Blueprint for an expansive, collaborative feminism.” Stage Editor Alex Roy celebrated Six the Musical’s expansive vision of womanhood.
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Bras: empowerment or restriction?
“The ability to contemplate is a freedom in itself” Style Editor Onella Nicholas explores the historical controversy of bras and their role in the female experience.
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Why Mallarme’s The Swan is more important than ever
“We are never the same person after reading something” — Aarshi Majumder interrogates the way in which poetry speaks to life and life speaks to poetry through the lens of Mallarme’s ‘The Swan’.
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Epiphanies of protest
“How can this art form be used as a means of political awakening?”. Amelia Greenwood discusses the role of music as a medium for protest.
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A new (look at the) chapter
“It has become an instrumental part of our language and storytelling.” Charlie Bennett puts a spin on our theme ‘New Chapter’ by taking a look at the chapter anew.
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