Coronavirus: False Pandemonium
Unless you've been living under a rock for the month or so, you will have heard of the imminent threat, doom and gloom presented by…
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To dub or not to dub: How Parasite’s historic win sparked a translation debate
The South Korean genre-bending thriller Parasite made history at the Academy Awards earlier this month as the first ever non-English language film to win the…
The everyday politics of a woman in Drapers
Politics is part of almost every aspect of our lives, whether we are aware of it or not. To give an example, I have, as…
QMSU Elections 2020 – The End of a Downward Spiral?
Back in 2019, former The Print contributor, Liam Pape, reported that only 13% of the Queen Mary student body had voted in the Student Union…
Workaholism: Toxic Productivity as a Student
Do you regularly make to-do lists? Do you compulsively check your emails? Do you frequently multi-task? Do you feel guilt when you are not actively…
Why body diversity is worse than ever, thanks to Love Island
Body diversity and inclusion is becoming a popular presence in mainstream media as new role models of different shapes and sizes come to the foreground.…
How TikTok is getting young people politically engaged
“Okay, grab your lash curler,” Feroza Aziz instructs the viewer as she begins to curl hers, “and then use the phone you’re using right now…
Black History Month: A much-needed celebration of what it means to be a Black Briton today
Since arriving to the UK as an American import over thirty years ago, Black History Month has triumphantly woven itself into the rich living tapestry…
A drinkless guide to freshers week
Teetotal? Can’t bear the taste of booze? Fancy a night out without the accompanied agony of a splitting headache in the morning? Whatever the reason,…
Top tips for travelling during Ramadan
So the ninth month of the Muslim year has finally arrived and that means keeping fast from dawn (fajr) to sunset (maghrib). This 29-30 day…