Do we need electoral reform?
Joshua Renken considers the pros and cons of changing our voting system
Issue 1606
22nd May 2015
Zero-hours in an hour and a half
Jack Steadman is nowhere near beyond caring at the National's Temporary Theatre.
The RSC's Thoroughly Modern Miller
Jack Steadman can't stop thinking about the RSC's powerful production of Death of a Salesman.
Do you really care about the NHS?
Jack Steadman definitely does, and so does Michael Wynne, writing for the Royal Court.
Coming down with a bad case of the Twits
Jack Steadman is less than enthused by the Royal Court's latest
A fractured take on a fractured world
Jack Steadman has never seen Carmen, but that doesn't matter in Simon Stephens' new take on the classic opera.
Homeless Book Critic evicted from alley by police near Parsons Green
Philippa Skett reports as student who prints his reviews leads protests
Why is televised rape so controversial?
Game of Thrones doesn’t deserve all the hate, argues Cecily Johnson
Universities and Student Unions employ peculiar methods to relieve exam stress
Cecily Johnson finds out how students are relaxing during the exam period
Two Imperial Professors receive awards from the Royal Society of Chemistry
Philip Kurukgy looks into the research that earned them the recognition
Tribal warfare on the big screen
Fred Fyles is hooked by a brutal piece of cinema from Ukraine
Summer Ball Headliner ‘Slap Happy’
An anonymous student asks why the Union hired an unapologetic thug