Mediocre Max

Why a barrage of job applications leave us feeling like small fish in a big pond

Intrusion confusion

The right to attack intruders should be thought about carefully before we legislate further

An out of world record

How London 2012 could learn quite a bit from NASA

March of the living

Max Sugarman investigates why 11,000 people are marching from Auschwitz to Auschwitz Birkenau every year

Is celebrating the Diamond Jubilee a waste of money?

Max Sugarman argues YES, Bella Boman-Flavell argues NO

It’s just not kosher

Anti-zionist protests must be careful not to be seen as anti-semetic

An uncon-troll-able problem

The internet has allowed people to say what they want without any repercussions

What the Budget will do to your budget: a student guide

There are several unexpected ways in which George Osborne’s Budget will affect students

Atheism Has Hit Rock Botton

Atheism has always been a controversial matter, with the news constantly revealing the tit-for-tat exchanges between senior bishops and disgruntled freethinkers. Recently, however, the disputation for atheists hasn’t been from the usual […]

The Student’s Manifesto

We should consider what is important to us in the upcoming elections.

The Tyranny of the Colleges

Uncontested elections are rendering our colleges more like a monarchy than a vibrant democracy

Holmes is not a Topman

It’s time to reassess our attitude towards sexism.

Fresh faces

Student politics offers a unique experience you might actually enjoy.

On bad terms

With the 10-week term system, Hes Hall puts monetary gains ahead of the needs of the student body.

Will Unileaks improve the student experience?

Max Sugarman says yes, Rebecca Kelly says no.

Masters Of Debate

Provoking discussion can only be a good thing