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As Varsity‘s Lent 2021 Editors, we stand with the editors of student newspapers at the 24 Russell Group universities, united against the Russell Group’s recent statement on ‘no detriment’ policies
Ruairidh Maclean looks at the difficulties associated with the SNP’s Rejoin policy now that the UK has left the EU.
Opinion
Luke Hallam criticises Liz Truss’s recent speech, arguing that her attacks on Foucault and the ‘woke orthodoxy’ were empty deflections from her government’s own failures.
Sofiyah Rasool believes the government has failed to protect vulnerable BAME frontline workers from the disproportionate impacts of the virus.
With the theatre world facing unprecedented challenges, support for the industry is needed, but those in the arts should keep an open mind when looking for work says Anna Trowby.
Helena DG contends that the the idiom ‘boys will be boys’ perpetuates harmful stereotypes and is indicative of a deeper web of symbolic oppression.
