
Generation Z has come to be known for our progressive and inclusive sentiments, our desire for driving change in various aspects of our society.
Generation Z has come to be known for our progressive and inclusive sentiments, our desire for driving change in various aspects of our society.
Isobel Webb-Pratt If you have spent even a few minutes on BookTok it’s highly likely you will have come across some content related to Colleen Hoover and her works. There have been […]
Sophie Banks Regrettably, I must inform you that winning The Apprentice is not the only way that its candidates can profit from the television show. They are gaining success through online fame […]
We all know the lyrics to Miley’s catchy “Flowers” chorus (from hearing it approximately 147 times a day online, or, if you’re like me, having it on repeat for two weeks straight). But, if you’ve been living under a rock…
Megan Stoker writes about the impact of social media on reading.
Bookstagram. It’s exactly the mishmash you think it is, books and Instagram. Bookstagram, is the bookworm’s platform to artistically showcase their myriad of books and their vast love of literature. So how do you do it?
Charlotte MacDowell discusses the toxicity of the gossip platform Tattle Life.
Sarah McKie discusses the problems of Depop and the fashion industry.
No one is safe from the clutches of cancelling. Your favourite celebrity is a mere tweet away from having their whole career questioned. So why do people become ‘keyboard warriors’ and begin a tirade of abuse? Surely these attacks make the persecutor just as bad as the defendant, and maybe even worse in some cases?
Emily Smith discusses the recent “That Girl” trend on TikTok and why it’s problematic.