Society Spotlight Interviews: Video Gaming Society
Words By Altair Robinson Every week I will be interviewing the president of a society, to learn more about each society and to share with readers about these societies. First…
The Gift Of Ageing
Words by Libby Mills My friends and I recently received a bombardment of images from one of our friends of all our faces completely altered. We were in hysterics at…
The experience of receiving a covid vaccine
Words by Lucy Evans Throughout the past year, one thing almost everyone has wanted, and been waiting for, is a way out of this pandemic. The vaccines were developed, tested,…
It’s A Sin: 700k people died from aids in 2019
Words by Madeline Mcgrath While we watch the world crying, and praising It’s a Sin we need to note that this is not a fictional story but the lives of…
Remembering a revolution: Syria 10 years on
*Content warning: Contains themes of physical violence and torture* Words by Oliver Mizzi To think about Syria is to think about conflict, refugees, and death. At least that is what…
Cassius Gray: Big things coming
Words by Teddy Parkin Cassius Gray. If you haven’t heard of him, this is likely to change soon. He embodies a refreshing energy in the UK HipHop scene. As a…
Dementia patients left vulnerable and alone
*Content Warning: this article contains themes of death* Words by Ellie Harbinson Imagine a world where everything around you is alien, people you used to know, items in your home,…
“Give us a G, Give us an A, Give us a Y, What’s that spell?’ ‘GAY’ ‘and what is Gay?’ ‘Good!”
Words by Madeline Mcgrath The Universities of Sussex and Brighton, and the cities of Brighton and Hove are proud to be a safe and supportive community for LGBTQ+ people. While…
In Longing Memory of Franz Kafka
The mind and soul of the early 20th Century writer, Franz Kafka, have become perhaps the most highly coveted melancholy of the modernist era. The captivating contorted realms of Kafka…
Modern Mothers Day
How Mothers day has become both a commercially and emotionally important day on the calendar
The Limits of Menstruation in India
Words By Hafeesha TB Like any other health practices, menstrual hygiene management is also important for women to be healthy. There are many factors that prevent women’s access to good…
Ethicul: The Brighton Business Celebrating Sustainability, Community & Consumer Consciousness
Words By Alana Harris There’s never a simple, safe or stress-free time to launch a new business, but if there were to be one, it certainly wouldn’t be during a…
Are we drowning in a sea of information?
Features editor Alana Harris discusses the downfalls of the digital age and its onslaught of information
Brexit and Covid: How Cypriot expats continue to enjoy their residency
Brexit and the pandemic were the last push for expats to relocate back home. Despite the rise of covid-cases in Cyprus, retirees still feel safe to reside on the island.
A short history of gender neutral
Words by Olly DeHerrera Olly Blue for a boy and pink for a girl” is so ingrained in our understanding of gender that it seems almost like an aspect of…
Read now: The Badger’s Eighth Edition
Pick up a copy of the Badger’s Eighth edition of the academic year! From post-valentines reflections to pressing uni updates, this edition is a must read. What’s inside? Quarantine hotels…
Sitting Down With Senior Microsoft Manager; Discussing all things COVID, AI and Remote Life
Words by Ellie Doughty Hugh Milward, former Senior Director and current General Manager for Corporate, External and Legal Affairs at Microsoft UK sat down with me this past week for…
Considering Trauma: PTSD, Triggers and AOC’s Account, Are We Moving Forward?
*Content Warning: this article contains references to sexual assault* Words by Ellie Doughty
Chess: Strategy, Mind and The Queen’s Gambit.
“Chess, like love, like music, has the power to make men happy (Siegbert Tarrasch).”
Read now: The Badger’s Seventh Edition
Pick up a copy of the first edition of the second term. The world has changed so much since we signed off in November but here we are, still shrouded…