July 2026

  • Take a Scroll With Me

    Danila Jonnud, Hampshire I know what you’re going to say. “Social Media is bad! Don’t scroll!! Do something useful!!!” And to that I say…you’re right. But as a literature student I’m used to finding meaning in the mundane. Critical thinking hasn’t been sucked out of me just yet. If you think it’s bad to scroll…

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  • The Journey To Who I Am

    Journey Through Sound Hala Hadi, Deer Park Childhood has a way of amplifying sound. At eight years old, I would sit in the back of my dad’s car, giggling as a mischievous gust of air slipped past the window and rushed against my ears, while we sped along the motorway. The deep grinding of the…

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  • A Walk, a Smile, the Weather, and Food

    Sameea Jonnud, Aldershot The political landscape has become increasingly bleak over the last decade, with Governments and policies leaning towards the right of the political spectrum. Local elections in early May were another blow, with the anti-migrant Reform party gaining council seats across the country, including in my local area. Just as had happened after…

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