Why Polarisation Can’t be Fixed by Consensus Politics

As political factions ferociously fight one another, I question the nostalgic desire for consensus politics.

Opinion 16 hours ago

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An Interview with the Accountability and Scrutiny Chair

Opinion 1 week ago

Is York SU really “unfit for purpose”?

Opinion 2 weeks ago

How Will The Student Union Changes Affect This Year’s Elections?

Opinion 2 weeks ago

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Words of Wisdom From the Current Sabbs

Opinion 2 weeks ago

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The US Election TV Battle: Who Won?

Opinion 3 months ago

Pragmatic or Determined: How will Trump’s Policy Affect the Middle East?

Opinion 3 months ago

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Trump’s Comeback: What it tells us About America

Opinion 3 months ago

The Statue of Liberty is central, with an orange sunset in the background. Lights from dark buildings in distance can be seen at the bottom of the screen.

Did Democracy Just Die in Darkness?

Opinion 4 months ago

Centrally, a brightly lit carousel shines in the centre of a dark cobbled street, a few people in warm clothes walk either side.

My Ridiculous Fear of the Dark

Opinion 4 months ago

Joke Candidates: Frivolous Distraction or a Celebration of Democracy?

Opinion 7 months ago

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“My Vote Won’t Make a Difference”

Opinion 8 months ago

Comment: BBC Question Time Returns to York

Opinion 8 months ago

Why Should You Care About the Screen Actors Strike?

Opinion 1 year ago

Who does ‘God Save’ if not The Queen?

Opinion 1 year ago

Online Exam Uncertainty

Opinion 1 year ago