Magazine
Politics of the Modern Artist
A comment on the demonstration of politics by today’s film-makers, actors and singers
You Can’t Live One Day at a Time – But You Can Try!
Ella O'Neill asks why people have such a hard time planning ahead and enjoying the moment.
Breaking Down the Notoriety of Jeffrey Epstein in Nobody’s Girl
Assistant Editor Ella Chepak reviews the latest harrowing testimonial from victims, a new memoir from Virginia Roberts Giuffre.
Country Music is a Political Pendulum
How has it swung from left to right - and is it a real thing?
The Life of a Showgirl: Taylor Swift’s After-Peak Era and the Inevitable Decadence of Artists
Jules Nati examines Taylor Swift’s new album
In Memory of Dima El Haj
Dima El Haj, whom Israel killed at the age of 29, was a WHO staff member. She was an environmental activist, and a master’s graduate from Glasgow. She was by international means, a civilian, twice over, a woman who committed her life to the preservation of life.
Voices From Gaza
Abdallah Abusamra has contributed journalistic pieces to We Are Not Numbers and Mondoweiss, taught advanced communication courses at Oxford English Centre - Gaza’s leading IELTS training provider, and delivered capacity-building workshops for governmental, INGO, and UN agency projects in Gaza.
The Cost of a Trinity Degree
Iarnród Éireann was always there for Ferenc Holyba, but it shouldn't have had to be.
Why Do Young Men Lean Further to the Right?
New trends have shown a sizable gap in the ideological beliefs of Gen Z men and women, which Nina Crofts evaluates in relation to online right wing movements.
Between My Mother, the World, and Myself
My mother had always loved glitter, so naturally I’d always hated it.