Zaporizhzhia’s Design Is Not Immune to Attack
Nuclear disaster is still a possibility at Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant. Continue reading Zaporizhzhia’s Design Is Not Immune to Attack
Austria and the Far Right
The far right Freedom Party of Austria (FPÖ) has shocked many countries with an unexpected parliamentary election victory on the 29th of September. Continue reading Austria and the Far Right
Sheffield’s New ‘Sapphic Society’
The PolSoc Paper editor interviews the President of the University’s new Sapphic Society – a society hoping to represent an overlooked contingent of Sheffield’s queer student community. Continue reading Sheffield’s New ‘Sapphic Society’
Screening Solidarity
PolSoc Paper’s first film review! A review of Pride (Warchus, 2014). Continue reading Screening Solidarity
A Study in Satire
A study in satire. Is is all just jokes and laughs, or is satire a window into the farcical state of politics? Continue reading A Study in Satire
The Street Art Revolution
The first purpose-written ‘arts and culture’ feature for the PolSoc Paper! Continue reading The Street Art Revolution
Does the University Care About Our Healthcare?
Many of us have tried to access UHS services in the past couple of months, and have been confronted with Anima. This is the UHS’s new booking system, but why is it problematic? Continue reading Does the University Care About Our Healthcare?
PolSoc Paper: Going Forward
Welcome, all politics students and enthusiasts! Continue reading PolSoc Paper: Going Forward
2024 Presidential Election (Taylor’s Version)
The countdown to the 2024 US presidential election has begun with caucuses and primaries kicking off across the country. Unsurprisingly, this election echoes that of 2020 as Biden and Trump are their parties’ leading nominees. Allan Lichtman, a historian who … Continue reading 2024 Presidential Election (Taylor’s Version)
What a State: The Sexism Epidemic in Number 10
The COVID-19 Inquiry is well underway and confirming many things already known to us, such as Number 10’s infamous lockdown parties and the UK government’s lack of preparation. However, the inquiry has recently exposed something deeply rotten; the innate misogyny … Continue reading What a State: The Sexism Epidemic in Number 10
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