I was sat in the school library last Thursday, groggily reading through an English article and counting the minutes till my mum’s ‘I’m...

As a 17yr old girl navigating life, friendships, relationships and the daunting prospect of the future is a terrifying yet exciting time.

The event was undoubtedly a crucial moment in my development as a young girl, abruptly bursting the bubble of cosy privilege and security

These issues may be political but ‘the personal is political’. You cannot remove yourself from politics as it is what fundamentally guides

Buddhism originated from ancient Japan and China in early 800AD, it involves practices to encourage well-being, mainly focusing on the mind

Breakfast is infinite in forms and, if done right, the most perfect start to a day. But it’s also something which we, as sleep deprived teen

Holocaust Remembrance Day comes around each year, and as we move further away from one of history's most brutal genocides,

I write this article to you; fresh faced JCG students, anywhere between eleven and eighteen, each of us in the wonderful, careless bubble

I have come to realise after my first term of deeper and more culture-oriented study, there is far more than first meets the eye.

I’m sorry for being disappointingly predictable. I’ve put it off for sometime but, sat on my bed at 14:06 on a rainy Monday, I decided to...

No, I’m not crazy. If you have come this far, you probably want to know, why do languages? I’m glad you’ve asked!

Christmas is just around the corner, so here you have it the one stop ethical Christmas gift guide.

I’m opening with a word we all know a little too well. Stress. That uncomfortable press on all of our shoulders; serial tapping of a...

The wardrobe. You’ve each got one, so this is a conversation you’re all invited to, and frankly, really ought to stick around for.

With money comes power, the ability to exploit individuals for personal gain. So let's have a look at the disturbing truth of Amazon.

"People were forced to check themselves after recognising they were becoming bogged down with data."