Martha Reilly is the newly elected Women’s Officer for 2019/20. The Student was able to discuss her ideas with her for the upcoming year. When talking about her decision to run for the position of...

On Tuesday 15 January, the bill to make the act of upskirting a sexual offence passed  the final stage on its way to becoming a parliamentary act. Having gained approval in the House of Lords, it...

While December is full of the Christmas spirit, the holiday of Hannukah also typically takes places in December and is a Jewish festival that involves the commemoration of a victory of rebel...

It has always been the youth to shake things up. From the Vietnam protests to Tiananmen Square, it has been young people who have been the catalyst for many moments of social change and expressions...

A new study has shown that those suffering from obsessive compulsive Disorder (OCD) may struggle to cope with their diagnosis more than those with other mental illnesses. OCD is a complex...

Content warning: sexual assault mention. On 29 March, Edinburgh University’s Amnesty International Society hosted ‘Speak Up!’, at Paradise Palms. In benefit of Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre,...

On Saturday 24 March, over 300 protestors gathered outside the US Consulate building in Regent Terrace in support of tighter gun control measures in the United States. In the aftermath of the...

Content warning: abortion in detail. For years, the issue of abortion has been one of polarisation and controversy. It is repeatedly depicted as a black and white subject, with labels of pro-life...