An Abaya over my England shorts: being a Muslim, Bangladeshi England fan
On heartbreak
Malala and the pressure on Pakistani women to marry
Not Bi Enough?
In a moving personal reflection of the last few months, Ceci Browning reflects on some of the universal effects of heartbreak as well as some of the opportunities it can bring
Reflecting on the 2020 Euros final, Nabiha Ahmed explores how her cultural identity has felt both validated and destroyed by football
Eleanor Medcalf discusses the poeticism and significance of Christine Miserando’s ‘spoon theory’ for sufferers of chronic illness
Digital Editor Alex Oxford recounts watching Eurovision for the first time while in her university accommodation and shares her initial reactions
Nieve Brydges reflects on the pandemic’s impact on queer spaces and aesthetics
Staff writer Swathi Manivannan discusses the Covid-19 pandemic in India, and its impact on her life and national identity
Staff Writer Swathi Manivannan explore her conflicting feelings towards Prince Phillip’s death having grown up in post-independence Singapore
Alfie Eltis talks to this year’s presidents Abe Tolley and Rebecca Tyson about the movement’s philosophy, how MWA has grown and where it’s headed next
After watching both her parents work for the NHS during the pandemic, Madeleine McLure reflects on her gratitude for the healthcare service
After a particularly difficult time on social media, Theola Ojo reflects on how trying to be woke online can be a tiring experience
Mahvish Malik connects Louise Labé’s poetry to the changes in her relationships during lockdown
Deputy Editor Elizabeth Haigh reconciles herself with a complicated Mother’s Day
After being reminded of an old friend, Deputy Features Editor Isabella Addo reflects on the experience of friendship breakups
After the passing of her father, Lauren DeBruin explores why returning to Cambridge for Lent Term was the right decision
Nora Redmond shares her experiences of sex education in a Christian girls’ school in Ireland
Flora Bowen reflects on her experience of Cambridge thus far in the context of the pandemic
Eleanor Antoniou learns about treatment, support
Charlotte Holah reflects on the pressure to develop productive habits
Amber De Ruyt reflects on her relationship with reading and what it means to be ‘well read’
Deputy Features Editor Akshata Kapoor writes about the relevance of conventional western love stories to her Indian upbringing
Deputy Features Editor Isabella Addo reflects on how choosing to be vulnerable changed her life
“This is a story of how one term at this University swiftly destroyed every anchor I didn’t even know was keeping me grounded,” writes Isabel Siggers.
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