There is nothing new about this polarised world. From crude remarks made by one election campaigner regarding another, to much larger disputes of power, disagreements and wrongdoings have always plagued society. This is not the first time the world...
“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them.” The immortal words of Laurence Binyon’s ‘For the Fallen’...
Content warning: transphobia. There is a moment in the trailer for the latest entry in the Halloween movie series where a child asks for the cupboard door in their room to be closed. A woman tries to close it, but finds that something is blocking...
This week, the word cringe developed a whole other meaning for this country. The sight of seeing our mighty Prime Minister Theresa May, in whose hands Britain’s dark post-Brexit future has been entrusted, jig across the stage to the sound of...
By now, week two of university life is well under way. You are probably having to scurry across campus desperately trying to make your classes, attempting to fit in at the various new societies you may be a part of, and generally trying to do a bit...
This week nearly 7000 new students will arrive in Edinburgh to begin their degree at one of Britain’s oldest universities. In doing so, they will be following in the footsteps of thousands of others who have gone before them, including Charles...
8 November 1887. “Students are awakening to a sense of power and responsibility for their share in wise management of the University”. Or so says the editorial published on that day, in edition one of The Student. The brain child of Robert Louis...