Recently Dr. Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, lawyer, activist and entrepreneur, has been doing the TV rounds telling Britain about themselves and their racism. Causing uproar as Britain denies being racist and is offended at the mere thought ...
Earlier this month, figures revealed that the number of unconditional offers handed out by Universities has risen from 2,895 in 2013 to an eye watering 67,915 in 2018. With the Government describing Universities as having ...
The sexual education in schools today is outdated. It doesn’t provide young people with the information they need in an encouraging way and therefore does not to cater to the needs of young people. If ...
A few months ago, I attended a networking reception at a top city law firm, where I began chatting to a trainee solicitor who had finished his studies and was now making big money in ...
The Autumn Budget was released just last month in the UK. In it, Philip Hammond – the Chancellor of the Exchequer – gave an update on proposed spending plans and taxation to the House of ...
“It’s like when Rory arrives at Yale in Gilmore Girls!” is the first thing I screamed when we drove into the accommodation complex I was going to be living on. My sibling laughed, my father ...
It’s 2017 and we’ve come a long way in making sure that people with chronic illnesses can still live fulfilled lives. Yet, as I enrol on the MA program of my dreams at the school ...
Politics. We’re surrounded by it constantly and it seems as though the current media storm won’t be dying down anytime soon. But despite recent turnout figures, there are a few questions we need to answer ...