What feels different about Sweden: Worth an Exchange?
Rebecca reflects on her choice to exchange in Sweden, and how she's come to love the slow, calm city.
“Wuthering Heights”: The Latest Embodiment of our Literacy Crisis
Chloé looks at the casting of the new Wuthering Heights adaptation, and explores how it contributes to the on-going literary…
On Transnational Families and Friends, Near and Far: An alternative, intimate narrative on migration, care and studying abroad
Phoebe meditates on what it means to find belonging in diaspora in the increasingly globalizing world
Majesty
Louis explores themes of friendship and gender within her new theatrical piece.
The Kind of Feminist Romance I Want to Read and Write
An anonymous writer explores the romance genre, suggesting literary depctions of women should be subject to feminist critique.
Indigo
Yearning, losing, and memory: Aysha explores the lasting impact of love through poetry.
So Celestial
Sadiyya paints a picture of intimacy and connection through a poetic exploration of love and space.
On Creativity for Everyone: A Conversation with Linda Savinova, Founder of Imperfect Art
Skye speaks to Linda, the founder of Angel-based Imperfect Art, a creative space for anyone to try out some art!
As an Indian, I am privileged to love.
Aaina explores how for many Indians, love is less a private choice than a controlled privilege, shaped by family, caste,…
TikTok Didn’t Kill Consumerism – It Just Made It Judgemental
Sophie argues that TikTok’s ‘anti-consumerism’ trend hasn’t challenged overconsumption, but instead turns restraint into a performance of moral superiority that…
