Written by Katie Marrin Illustrated by Zoe Shields I’ll be honest, I don’t consider myself to be a politics expert – with an arts background, the world of politics used to seem very out of touch from my reality. But let’s be frank, the last four years have forced everyone to to become interested in politics, whether we like it or not. After the shocking result of Donald Trump’s presidency win and the UK’s decision to leave the EU in 2016, the political world seems to been non

Written by Emily Fernando Illustration by Zoe Shields Tik Tok. The app that has stolen the nation’s heart. It had once started as a video editing app where children were able to edit quirky videos and share them amongst their peers. However, it became an overnight media success, for which users were able to share any type of content such as showcasing dances like the Renegade, to promoting and supporting influential movements such as Black Lives Matter. Popular content creato

Written by Lauren Moult Design by Rachel Fitzjohn If, like me, you’ve become (regrettably) absorbed into the world of TikTok, you’ll know that ‘manifestation’ has become a bit of a buzzword on the app. In a society characterised by chaos and uncertainty, people are increasingly turning to the Laws of Attraction to seek what they desire. Whilst the concept of manifestation has been around since the 19th century, the practise has recently been labelled as a ‘cool new trend‘, ga