Plato and the ‘Noble Lie’

Plato and the 'Noble Lie' by Kiara Wang

Her Property: White Women as Slave Mistresses in the Antebellum South

Her Property: White Women as Slave Mistresses in the Antebellum South by Pavani Athukorala

Gender Fluidity in the Late Middle Ages: a case study of Saint Wilgefortis

Gender Fluidity in the Late Middle Ages: a case study of Saint Wilgefortis by Allegra McCormack

The Parthenon Marbles: Ancient Meaning, Colonialism and the Importance of Mythologised History in the Modern Debate

The Parthenon Marbles: Ancient Meaning, Colonialism and the Importance of Mythologised History in the Modern Debate by Indigo Coulson

Amnesty for All, Satisfaction for Few: The plan to ‘draw a line’ beneath Northern Ireland’s Troubles

Author: Lachlan Forster Sub-editor: Charlotte Allan January 30th, 2022, marked the fiftieth anniversary of ‘Bloody Sunday’, in which a peaceful protest within the Northern Irish city of Derry descended into tragedy after soldiers of the British Parachute Regiment opened fire upon an unarmed crowd, hitting 26 and killing 14. It’s near unfathomable to think that…