Meme Culture as a Way of Perceiving History

As we stay alert and remain calm in lockdown, the world has taken to one of its greatest comforts of … More

When Heroes Strike: Unions’ Role in Light of a Pandemic

“Trade unions are back”, boldly claims an Economist article from May 16th, and it’s true– the last few months have … More

Life hasn’t looked or felt the same for a lot of us since mid-March when a pandemic took over everything … More

In Phillip Pullman’s ‘His Dark Materials’, a daemon is an external part of every person, in the form of an … More

I feel guilty about something almost all of the time. If I have to take a day off work, cancel … More

‘Two young fish are swimming along when they happen to meet an older fish, swimming in the other direction, who … More

Prior to the pandemic, my life was, in a word, busy. Rushing from work, to university, to societies, to clubs, … More

“A diary of anything and everything” is what the first page of my first ever journal says, dated the 19th … More

[Trigger warning: war, death] It would be hard to think of a better possible time for the world to come … More

Dystopian novels can highlight the problems within society and make you more aware of them. Often after finishing the novel, … More