The need to promote a healthy discourse on consent
Last week The Tab posted a national survey on sexual assault for students across the United Kingdom to take. Once having entered their gender, age, year, and place of study,…
The misconception of student engagement with EUSA
This week saw the culmination of the EUSA by-elections, an annual event that allows students to stand and represent their peers on a number of different platforms and reasons. Perhaps…
Colonialism must be taught through view of oppressed
David Cameron had the audacity this week to argue that Jamaica should just “move on” from the systematic oppression it faced at the hands of the British. Beyond merely criticising…
The unrelenting pressure on Britain’s junior doctors
Within 10 days of the government’s confirmation of a contentious new contract for junior doctors, the General Medical Council received 3,468 requests for a certificate of current professional status –…
We must sustain our engagement in the support of refugees
Our consumption of current affairs is underpinned by our admittedly short attention spans. The sheer volumes of information that we have access to through mainstream news outlets, both online and…
There is no ideal way for students to approach Freshers’ Week
or an unrivalled experience of socialising, giving students the chance to meet an immensely broad cross section of people. For a few weeks, students are faced with seemingly suspiciously high…
Checking your privilege: not what you think it means
Student media has a responsibility to encourage and facilitate debate about student politics, to highlight issues which are in need of attention and to behave with sensitivity rather than engaging…
Rector 2015 – Presenting the Candidates
Ethan DeWitt interviews Peter McColl: What are some of your main accomplishments in the past three years? The things I think that we have achieved on are accommodation in the university:…
