1919: the beginning of modern feminism?

1919: politics is controlled by men, business is controlled by men, in fact, the world is run by men. 100 years later, what’s changed? The answer is, sadly, not a great deal. 95% of Fortune 500 CEO roles are held by men, only 23% of the world’s politicians are female, and women in the UK […]

Holocaust Memorial Day in Durham

Every year on 27th January, people across the world remember the atrocities that happened during the Second World War. Globally, this day is known as Holocaust Memorial Day. This year, I got involved in Durham University’s Holocaust Memorial Event, organised by the Durham Jewish Society, in particular Iz Tarsh, President. The event took place on […]

Juncker’s liberal aspirations and their faults

From LOLcats to Prehistoric Penises: The History of Memes

A Brief History of Italian-British Relations

Chekhov’s ‘Uncle Vanya’ : An investigation of the value of authentic performance in association with Durham University Classical Theatre.

The history of abortion in America and how it became a partisan issue.

8 Intriguing Facts About Japan

‘The Darkest Side of Female Activism’: Female Perpetrators of the Holocaust and their Erasure from History

The Curious Case of Yukio Mishima