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The Ground-Breaking and Pioneering Work of Hauwa Ojeifo.
Hauwa Ojeifo, 26, is an empowering and trailblazing woman on a mission. She has founded She Writes Woman, a 24/7 helpline and walk-in centre in Nigeria. It is a […]
Recipe of the Week – Chicken & Vegetable Bake with Rice
November is a stressful time for university students, no matter which year you are in! Most of us have multiple assignments and because of the dreary weather outside, motivation may […]
LesGaiCineMad 2018: Madrid’s LBGT+ international film festival
Over the past few weeks, Madrid has seen the 23rd cinematic celebration of the LGBT+ community in the form of LesGaiCineMad. The event is run and organised by Fundación Triangulo: […]
Subscription politics.
Brexit won by a margin of 3.8% and although Hilary won the popular vote – it was only by 2.1%. If a government doesn’t win by a landslide is it […]
Getting Used To War.
Words by Charlotte Rubin and Tracy Jawad When the electricity in the UK goes off (in the rare moments that this happens in “developed” countries), you point out how unusual […]
Recipe of the Week – Thai Green Curry.
Hello, fellow foodies! For this weeks’ recipe, I’m sharing with you my quick and easy Thai Red Curry recipe! I’m a huge fan of Eastern Asian food, so you will see […]
A Foreigner’s Guide to Madrid’s Barrios
Barrio (/ˈbarɪəʊ/) – a district of a town in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries. Want to visit the Spanish capital but don’t know where to stay? Are you an Erasmus student […]
Everyone thinks I’m overly dramatic when I’m stressed. When an octopus is stressed, it eats itself. Now that’s overdramatic: International Stress Awareness Week.
So, the UK is a pretty stressed out load of people. I can’t be the only one that sometimes feel like, I wake up stressed, I get ready stressed, I […]
Catcall – a poem about the objectification of women.
Something a bit different this week, I would like to share one of my personal poems with you, titled Catcall. A catcall is defined as a loud whistle or a comment […]