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Inclusion at QMUL: Sandra Brown and What Comes Next
Walking through Library Square and Ground Cafe on the 8th of October, it was difficult to avoid seeing *that* email, a powerfully worded accusation about Queen Mary’s problematic, institutionalized racism. […]
I’m coming out of my ‘closet’ and I’ve been doing just fine!- Coming out at University
Coming out in any social situation can be tough but I think that there is one place that people feel most comfortable in coming out of their shell- University. It […]
Beabadoobee – She Plays Bass
London based Beabadoobee (or Bea Kristi if you’re boring) is my current top pick for musicians who sound like a warming cup of chamomile tea sitting on a beanbag with […]
It’s a Booby Trap!
I was 8-years-old when I got my first bra. This was quite a big deal for me as I was one of the first people in my class to start […]
Hijabs, Muslim Women, and Liberation
Growing up in an area where I was the minority had its ups and downs, but the one consistent question that followed me was about what I wore and the […]
The Japanese House That Felt Like Home – Gig Review by Gem Stokes
The Japanese House (Amber Bain) emerged under the hand (and continued production) of The 1975, and has bloomed into a fully-fledged indie superstar, filling the space with an ethereal stage […]
‘I’m disabled and paying for sex’-A BBC documentary
Strolling through the internet can and mostly likely will lead down a spiral of weird google searches but this one… well, came to me as a huge surprise. Alex Squire […]
I no longer want any labels- My Sexuality
I think from a young age we are told to have a label, to know who we are by identifying as something. For me, I had identified as Straight, then […]
Thrillers- What is it that makes this genre so addictive?
The thriller genre is incredibly vast and involves many sub-genres; mystery-thriller, crime-thriller, horror-thriller, etc. Despite the various sub-genres, the foundation of thrillers remains the same. Suspense is a key aspect […]