Minimum Alcohol Unit Pricing vs Taxing Alcohol
Jordan Scott consumes and digests the arguments for these two ways in which the government can partially regulate the price of alcohol.
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The Modern Day Scandinavian Snuff: What is it and Why is it Only Legal in Sweden?
Features Editor Linnea Lagerstedt discusses snuff, a type of nicotine patch, found commonplace throughout Scandinavia and particularly in Sweden.
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Alcohol is Not a Free Pass: Why It May Be Easier to Become a Statistic Than You Imagine
Alex Gourley shares his experience of how excessive alcohol consumption led him to end up in a cell, and urges others to think twice before drinking.
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Why Do We Pay for MPs to Be Drunk and Disorderly?
Why does the British public foot the bill for drunken MPs?
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The Dark Beauty of University Sport
Sports Editor Aaryaman Banerji on how the university sporting world is like having a mini-Olympics on your doorstep
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From Research to Prescription: How New Drugs Become Approved Medications
Medications have a long journey to make it from bench-to-bedside.
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Infrared Spectroscopy: The Science Behind Festival Drug Testing
A look into the work behind testing drugs at festivals.
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The Intricacies Of The Indian Caste System
Stefania Zeniou explains the Indian caste system, which although abolished, still strongly influences Indian society.
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Rwanda and the Racist Myth
Writer Ellis Murrell reflects on the conflict and antagonisms between the Hutu and Tutsi clans in Rwanda to demonstrate that racism is not a simple black and white issue.
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The University of Southampton’s Efforts to Tackle Racial Inequality
From the Race and Racism Magazine, Ivan Morris Poxton examines what the University is doing to improve the treatment and wellbeing of BAME staff and students.
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