Sabbs Do Snowdon – The Grandeur and the Anguish
Hello, it’s me! Your Vice-President Community! In case you hadn’t heard, the other four officer trustees and I went to Wales a few weeks ago to climb Mount Snowdon! We did this for a...
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Coming Out After 50 Years
In the late sixties Stonewall was known to be a very diverse club in New York. Many homosexuals would live their best secret lives there. During 1969 a riot struck between police and homosexuals....
The Illusion of Truth in Political Communication.
Karl Marx once asserted that “language is as old as consciousness” and true enough, our ability to understand complicated linguistic codes in order to communicate with one other is a capacity that no other...
A Divided Kingdom? A Brief Study on the North-South Divide in British Culture and Society.
There is a general consensus held by most Britons that there is indeed a North-South divide in the UK. So what evidence supports their claims? So what is the North-South divide? The North-South divide...
Decolonising the curriculum: Starting with the New Postcolonial African Literature Display at the Kedleston Road Library
It is now October, which means that everything will begin to darken with nights being prolonged as the clocks go back on Sunday 28th October to the emergence of the grotesque and macabre as...
World Mental Health Day – How to Cope in a Changing World.
The 10th October 2018 marks World Mental Health Day; entitled, ‘Young People and Mental health in a Changing World’.
It’s Raining: You Need to Get to Know the Non-Binary Umbrella.
By approximately 262,560 people in the UK. Non-binary. Some people aren’t common with this term, or really understand what it means at all. You might be more familiar with terms such as: genderqueer, gender...
The Art of Change and the Act of Social Justice
The history of art has been recounted as the international visual language known for inciting creative expression and emancipation but this view can often ostracise its role as an ancillary in the struggle for...
National Poetry Day and the Call for Change
Change is everywhere. It is a spectre that occupies every space and crevice of our lives. It is inescapable. It sneaks up on us without the slightest indication of its presence until it decides...
Arctic Monkeys: Manchester to Sheffield (via London please)
You may be thinking that 3 dates was rather excessive however with Arctic Monkeys being the amazing band that they are and me compulsive spender I am, it was always going to happen. The...
