Complacency and decline
The problem with letting people stay in power for too long. With most of the Western world living under democracies, it would seem
Immigration in the UK – a new deal with France to reduce illegal immigration
Immigration is currently a big political debate in many European countries. Whether it is for work, family reasons, political reasons, to flee war,
‘Standing on a Nail: A Queer Horror Story’- Debuting at Essex Uni
University of Essex’s very own Noah Pantano will make his Essex debut with Standing on A Nail: A Queer Horror Story on February
Analysis: The midterm elections and the future of America
The mid-term elections are elections that take place in the middle of the incumbent President’s term, two years following the Presidential elections. The
“He bears responsibility for my fellow constituents’ death”: Can Matt Hancock make a political comeback?
Matt Hancock’s decision to partake in the popular show “I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!” has sparked nationwide controversy and criticism
SU Winter market brings festive cheer to campus
The Student Union welcomed its annual Winter Market to campus from 12-7pm yesterday with festive fun, food and music for all. Entry was
WISTEM as one of the finalists for a Diversity & Inclusion Award
The WISTEM ( Women in Stem) society at the University of Essex has been nominated for the Bright Network’s Diversity & Inclusion Award.
Chalking the steps of Square three in commemoration of Human Rights week
On a cold morning on Friday, the 9th of December students from the Human Rights society gathered in Square three, at 8 o’clock
“ Feliz Navidad” from CU Carols
The University of Essex Christian Union society held a Carols service night full of singing and sharing with the purpose of delivering a
Romanian National Day celebration lasts longer than one day
Why were people dancing in Square 3? Who were they? And what does it have to do with apple pie? On the 1st