Features

Ella Raw speaks to Somali journalist and activist about surviving persecution, civil-wars, military dictatorships and prison, before ending up on a group of students' doorstep

Grace Bannister (she/her) interviews Joe Walker for the AlumNouse series

Tenley Fuentes Lema (she/her) discusses the role that emotions do, and should play within UK politics

Libby Foxwell (She/Her) discusses the oppression Afghan women are facing at the hands of the Taliban and their fight to be seen and heard

Ella Raw speaks to Filipino activist Marilou Verano about her fight for environmental preservation and human rights

Grace Bannister interviews York alumnus Greg Dyke, previous Director General of the BBC, and former Chancellor at the University of York

For Nouse's 60th Anniversary Grace Bannister interviews Bryan Merton, Co-Founder of Nouse

Grace Bannister shares her experience the 'Borrow My Doggy' app and walking cocker spaniel Molly

Amber Torry explores the complex relationship between social media and current politics

Grace Bannister (she/her) speaks with York alumna Mary Deller about her role as press and media officer for Hope UK

Kate Mulraney (She/Her) explorers the ethics of photographing and auctioning personal items of those lost to Everest

Libby Foxwell (She/Her) discusses female Somali journalists’ fight against danger and discrimination

Nouse speaks with BBC Radio 1 host Greg James after the Long Boi sculpture unveiling

Antonia Shipley (she/her) chats with the man behind the soundtrack to your nights out

Heather Gosling interviews Neil Melville about his journey into the aerospace industry and what is on the horizon for space travel

Grace Bannister (she/her) speaks with the previous Chief Editor of the Oxford English Dictionary on everything from the ‘Word of the Year’ to his opinions on ‘genny lecs’

Heather Gosling (she/her) interviews Katharine Wooton about her experience of the world of journalism, and why local news matters

Charlotte Legrand (she/her) dissects the internet’s ever-changing definition of irony and its relationship with authenticity

Taylor Swift is dominating the globe with her Eras tour, but what does this tell us about wider socio-economic arrangements? Antonia Shipley delves into the world of contemporary consumerism and pop culture.

Ella Raw speaks to Kenyan journalist and activist Robert Kituyi about his childhood, journalistic career, and Kenya's tumultuous politics

Heather Gosling (She/Her) investigates the racist backlash against actress Amewdah-Rivers playing Juliet in an upcoming West End production Romeo and Juliet

Heather Gosling (She/Her) investigates Meta’s recent decision to stop proactively recommending political content on its platforms

Heather Gosling (She/Her) investigates the double standards in FKA Twigs and Jeremy Allen White’s Calvin Klein ads

Grace Bannister (she/her) interviews Ed Halford, previous Editor-in-Chief for Nouse, and current News Reporter at The Times

Evie Bell-Brown discusses the glamorised figure of Gypsy-Rose Blanchard in the media

Grace Bannister (she/her) interviews Isabelle Brattle, a 2023 graduate studying an MA Law Conversion

Millie Simon (she/her) explains the most challenging aspects of working for a member of parliament

Heather Gosling and Grace Bannister explore the TikTok trend of celebrity lip-reading

Grace Bannister (she/her) interviews Dom Smith, a Football Reporter at The Evening Standard

Heather Gosling (she/her) investigates how the popularisation of BookTok is increasing Gen Z's reading

Daisy Couture (she/her) discusses the relevance of New Year's resolutions