The World is Not Ending: Self-Defining Elections and You
At the start of this term, a motion was passed in LUSU Council which mandated the LUSU team to ensure
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Sultans Snapchat Slip
This morning I woke up and fell into my usual routine of mindlessly checking my social media accounts before being
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Climate change, Paris, and you!
On Monday Week 9, the climate carnival will be taking place in Alexandra Square in conjunction with a day of
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HE Green Paper: just another cost-benefit analysis
As students, it can feel as though we sometimes arrive at the debate a tad too late. Protesting laws that
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BREAKING NEWS: GIRL GOOD AT POOL
Esther Jewitt relates her experiences of sexism in bar sports. I have worked hard to be good at pool for
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Anyone and no one looks like a rapist
Skye King writes an open letter to George Lawlor, writer for a popular online newspaper, and self-professed ‘This is not
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£41,000 later: was it worth it?
Ex-Comment Editor and recent Lancaster University graduate Bryony Seager offers her thoughts… In short the answer is yes, but I
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Changes to student loan repayment terms
The government are currently consulting on a retrospective change to student loans in England, which will mean that many students
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LGBTQ+: Bigger and better, not broken
The LGBTQ+ Association Committee offer the following response to Andrew Goddard's Comment article: "LGBTQ+: A broken organisation?
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Why you should abstain from the BDS referendum
Do you feel your Students’ Union should hold a political opinion on complex international affairs? When SCAN Editor Ollie Orton
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Preventing extremism or silencing debate?
"I don’t agree with what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say
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Video killed the lecturer's heart
Recently LUSU VP Education, Ben Harper talked about his plans to make video recordings available for all lectures across the
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An open apology to Beirut
November 12, 2015. My mother called me for our usual evening chat. “There was a bomb in Lebanon today.” Without
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UCAS, WHOCAS?
In a bid to help tackle racial discrimination, UCAS have announced they will be making their application forms name-blind come
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Disability: an outdated term, or a matter of subjective choice?
It’s a given that most of us have come across disability in some form or other: whether we have
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