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“Our government has given up on us” “Our jobs are just as vital as non-creative ones!” These comments are just part of what has been a surge of online backlash towards an advertisement from 2019 , in which a ballerina named Fatima is told her next job 'could be in cyber'. This was a campaign encouraging people from all walks of life to think about a career in cyber security. The ad, which has been recently removed, was believed to be a new release from the Government within t

“I honestly feel let down by the University” A final year Fine Art student's response to the news that her University is cancelling, as opposed to postponing, the end of year art show that students spend years preparing for. Understandably these are unforeseen circumstances that have been extremely difficult to work around for all Universities. Ulster University Art students, however, feel like they've been deprived of an essential part of their degree whilst the University has

I’m sure that many, if not all of you are aware that as of the 23rd of March, the UK is essentially on lockdown. This is a stressful and confusing time for many people but for parents or guardians of young children there is the added task of trying to not appear stressed or confused in front of your kids. Trying to explain adult problems in a normal, everyday situation is difficult enough - as I’ve learnt from living with a six year old, never mind trying to explain things tha