Contributor

Nathalie Olah

Why you should accept your place at university even though there’s a pandemic

Opinion

Nathalie Olah

Why you should accept your place at university even though there’s a pandemic
This week thousands of students will make the decision on whether or not to accept a place at universities with an uncertain future of what university life will actually look like. If you’re confused, read this.
When this pandemic is over, it’s time to dismantle capitalism

Politics

Nathalie Olah

When this pandemic is over, it’s time to dismantle capitalism
Sooner or later we will have a vaccine for the disease. At that point, reflection ends and action begins, says Nathalie Olah.
How to save culture in the 2020s

Opinion

Nathalie Olah

How to save culture in the 2020s
The 2010s may have been deemed the lost decade, but Nathalie Olah finds hope in the re-emergent left.
What Extinction Rebellion needs to change before we can save the world

Culture

Nathalie Olah

What Extinction Rebellion needs to change before we can save the world
The demands of the climate cause go hand-in-hand with the aims of socialism. There’s no green movement that doesn’t also necessarily dictate redistributed wealth and limitations on excessive consumption.
Mark Leckey is extremely online

Culture

Nathalie Olah

Mark Leckey is extremely online
20 years on from the release of his seminal film, “Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore”, the artist reflects on how the art world has changed and explains how to find the internet’s best cursed images.
the performance artist using social media to take on the tories

peace week

Nathalie Olah

the performance artist using social media to take on the tories
Since 2013, British performance artist Mark McGowan has been confronting today’s endless stream of injustice and corruption with angry, politicised and hilarious daily rants as The Artist Taxi Driver. But who is the man behind the wraparound shades?
mental health; the issue that never quite was

Thinkpieces

Nathalie Olah

mental health; the issue that never quite was
Mental health is slowly being discussed in less defining – and damning – terms, but there is a still a huge lack of real support for sufferers. While self diagnosis, self medication and self help may benefit the department of health, there is an urgent…
why friendship is so important in managing depression and anxiety

mental health

Nathalie Olah

why friendship is so important in managing depression and anxiety
There are friends who exist in your life solely as disembodied, Snapchat filtered heads, and those who will help you through crisis after crisis.
what could brexit mean for generation z?

Culture

Nathalie Olah

what could brexit mean for generation z?
With the EU referendum getting closer and closer, we look into the potential impact it will have on our lives.
meet the protesters fighting to save lambeth’s libraries

Culture

Nathalie Olah

meet the protesters fighting to save lambeth’s libraries
We meet the teen protesters who occupied Lambeth Library to highlight the struggle and battle against closures across the country.

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