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Poembox: Where do you belong?

by • 10th November 2020

She dreams too big, This little girl with skin the colour of the earth, The plants had confused her for their home, In her warmth, they found comfort. Yet in a room full of people...

What’s in a name?

by • 5th November 2020

Names: we all have them, and they define part of our identity, but there. Aastha Malik explores the impact of ignorance towards pronunciation on people with non-white names....

The Map of our Lives: Where are we from?

by • 11th August 2020

Tom Leach takes the first look at a student-led, online exhibition exploring identity and belonging...

Blurred lines: generation gender neutral

by • 1st December 2019

Ellie Parkin looks at the progression of gendered fashion and speculates what the future may hold. ...

Angel Olsen: All Mirrors

by • 21st October 2019

Olsen’s fifth album serves as a theatrical cry for authenticity whilst simultaneously revelling in the lack of fixed identity the “authentic” I represents, hinting at...

Cambridge announces measures to tackle diversity issues

by • 19th March 2019

The University of Cambridge has recently announced plans to offer students from underrepresented backgrounds a second chance to apply to study at the university. Beginning this...

Conference asks, “Who is Europe?”

by • 10th December 2018

Europe is a diverse place, comprised of a multitude of cultures, each one of them making their own small contribution to a single European identity, be it French wine, German...

‘Genderquake’: a conversation?

by • 14th May 2018

With the release of new show 'Genderquake', our writers discuss notions of gender identity, and if gender roles are outdated...