Academic Armchair: Vulva la resistance: Dublin’s sixth march for choice
In this week’s edition of the Academic Armchair we talked with Ben Kasstan, Research Fellow in Social Anthropology at Sussex,…
In this week’s edition of the Academic Armchair we talked with Ben Kasstan, Research Fellow in Social Anthropology at Sussex,…
Seeking to increase analyses of how Brexit will affect lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, queer and other (LGBTIQ+) individuals, Dr…
Electricity is often taken for granted by the Western culture. Yet without it, our day-to-day lives wouldn’t be the same.…
‘Where did you go on your travels? And who did you meet?’ These two questions formed the thrust of the…
In this week’s edition of the Academic Armchair we talked with Gurminder Bhambra, Professor of Postcolonial and Decolonial studies, about…
Attempting to show readers how an “holistic approach” to matters of sexuality is a better one, Tanja Staehler and Alexander…
In light of the alleged harassment of DragSoc members leaving a social, Roisin McCormack investigates what our University’s students can…
By this stage in life you will have been given a lot of advice, coming from everywhere and everyone. People…
From the streets of Hong Kong, the Badger’s former Deputy Editor and newly-minted Foreign Correspondent Glenn Houlihan reports on the…
British politics is undergoing such intense flux that everyone, even those completely removed, has been forced to take notice. This…
If there were any more evidence needed of the government’s continued efforts to undermine unions on strike, it has come…
“What sordid, and even terrible, details [modern civilization] surrounds the life of the poor, what a mechanical and empty life…
“O, wonder! How many goodly creatures are there here! How beauteous mankind is! O brave new world, That has such…
Obama famously remarked in 2008: “the thing about hip-hop today is it’s smart, it’s insightful. The way they can communicate…
After WW2 the world was ravaged by conflict. Everyone was in agreement, this could not be allowed to happen again.…
At the Women’s March in London it was a single child who stuck in my mind: a little boy who…
When walking to work, I saw a homeless man face down, motionless, on the pavement. I asked if he was…
Only a few weeks into 2017, and already we are seeing the general standing of the LGBTQ+ community threatened, as…
For thousands of years, the ways that politicians communicate with the people has remained relatively stable. There have been alterations…
Advances in technology have caused a syncretic shift between what is public and what is private. What was once private is…