Authors: Prof Damien Ridge, Prof Coral Dando and Chantal Gautier. Men are at relatively high risk of suicide. As a consequence, it has become common in suicide prevention campaigns to call for men to ‘open up’ about their feelings to…
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Authors: Dr Nina Porakishvili and Prof Peter Lydyard The University of Westminster (UoW) has been a multicultural university, aiming to globally unify the community to meet the challenges of the modern era. Indeed, our institution frequently tops tables of diversity…
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Authors: Dr Cangbai Wang and Temitope Olufiranye On Wednesday 16 March 2022, Fyvie Hall played host to a team of erudite speakers associated with HOMELandS (Hub on Migration, Exile, Languages and Spaces) who shared their cutting-edge research and art practice…
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Author: Dr Farhang Morady The Democratic Education Network (DEN) organised the closing event of the World in Westminster Festival on the 17th of March. DEN is a student-focused initiative based at the University of Westminster which engages students from all over…
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Author: Dr Shamila Ahmed What are the challenges of policing in a democratic country with a diverse population? What is, and what should be, the role of policing? Are the Metropolitan Police responsible for multicultural London facing a crisis? Over…
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Author: Professor Tom Buchanan In February 2022, Russia invaded its neighbour Ukraine, sparking a bloody conflict. At the time of writing, the full horror of the war is still unfolding, and the eventual outcome is unknown. Social media has been…
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Author: Rose Hayden Some considered Donald Trump a phenomenon, unlike any other. His populist presidential campaign and subsequent presidency exhibited a wanton disregard for women, and his convictions aimed to entertain whilst instil fear. However, many features of Trump’s repertoire…
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Author: Prof Roland Dannreuther It is now frequently stated that Russia’s intervention into Ukraine has started a new Cold War. However, it should be remembered that the defining feature of the Cold War was that it did not escalate into…
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Credits: Dan Mitu Author: Luna Mia Sigle In 2018, I moved to the UK to study at university. I had known for some time that I wanted to study English, so it made the most sense to do it at…
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Authors: Dr Brad Elliott and Luna Mia Sigle Just over two years ago, one of those once-in-a-lifetime experiences happened at the University of Westminster. After weeks of building news and growing global concern around an emerging virus, we closed the…
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