International Explainers: The Khmer Rouge and the Cambodian Genocide
Following the recent historic conviction of the leaders of the Khmer Rouge regime of Genocide, Ellis Murrell gives an International Explainer on the Cambodian Genocide.
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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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Lest We Forget How to Remember
Ben Dolbear on honouring those who lost their lives in World War One, on the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day.
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100 Years of Female Progress: 1918 to 2018 – A Highlights Reel
Beth Kimber-Bradshaw gives us an overview of the outstanding progress made in the last 100 years in the fight for equality.
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Origins of Trends From Across The Globe
Where did the ear stretching trend originate from? The answer may surprise you!
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Decades of Exeter Witchcraft, Long Before Inspiring Harry Potter Books
New research from the University of Southampton reveals Exeter’s dark past.
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Exploring Home: Rediscovering the Ville Rose
There’s more to France than Paris…
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Views on the News: You can dress up as Anne Frank – as long as you do her justice
Why is humanity officially cancelled? What’s so wrong with dressing up as Anne Frank?
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Response to: ‘It’s Time to Stop Losing the War on Terror’
Conor Kavanagh responds to ‘It’s Time to Stop Losing the War on Terror’.
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8 Things You Might Not Know About Henry VIII
Bruno Russell looks at how Henry VIII’s life might not have been so different from the life we lead today.
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