Daily Cannabis Use Linked to Mental Illness

A new study links daily smoking of potent strains of cannabis to severe mental health issues.

The Hashtags Of Her Life

#METOO That’s the movement going around #TIMESUP Is what Angie wants to tell her attacker. Who is he? She doesn’t know, It happened at night. She was alone; No one to her screams #YOURENOTALONE That’s what she tells herself. Looking…

Crime

Hate Crime - When Will it Stop?

The number of hate crime reports in both America and Britain, this comes on the heel of the Jussie Smollett case of his alleged attack.

Students

A Movement For Climate Change - #FridaysforFuture

Greta Thunberg the young pioneer for climate change is nominated for a Noble Peace Prize at 16. She inspired a march that was done all over the world on March 15th 2019.

Entertainment

The Filmmakers Guide to Good Cinema

A filmmakers guide to watching half decent movies and being selective. Photo by Myke Simon.

Crime

18-year-old Charged with Murder of Jodie Chesney

A third person has been charged with the murder of Jodie Chesney.

Science & Technology

Social Media Interrupted, Life Interrupted?

Facebook's recent shut-down might have been the key to recognizing how attached we are to social media.

Health & Well-being

Italy Bans Unvaccinated Students from Attending Class

Following a mandatory immunisation law, Italian parents who have not vaccinated their children risk fines or their kids being re fused entry into schools.

Health & Well-being

Meditation: A Cathartic Release

Incorporating meditation into your daily routine can ease your mind, calm your body, and improve your overall well-being.

Health & Well-being

Melancholia - The Existentialist's Big Blue Planet

An examination on what it means to break through the bubble that is life. Photo by Averie Woodard.

Entertainment

Movie Review - Captain Marvel - Marvel Studios

A movie review of the latest instalment in the MCU, Captain Marvel. Starring Brie Larson, Samuel L Jackson and Jude Law.

Culture

Growth and Decay – The Never Ending Cycle

A critique on the infamous cycle of life and how an artist has the ability to somewhat transcend it.

Entertainment

Anticipation – As told through horror

A short critique on horror and its many art forms. An analysis on how anticipation is key to conveying strong horror.

Culture

The Moon Landing: How Conspiracy Devalues History

is a great thing. Inspiring hope is even better. This an article that reaffirms some of our greatest achievements.

Entertainment

The receptacle of something divine (Or as he’s known in the film industry: Tommy Wiseau)

The Room. That movie you may have heard of. Well, here's my critique of the film and the man behind such genius, Tommy Wiseau. Enjoy.

Sports & Games

Dorset Police Identify Emiliano Sala's Body

After a two-week search for the Cardiff City striker, Emiliano Sala has finally been found by private investigators.

Culture

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Culture

The Photography & Creative Writing Competition 2018

The Photography & Creative Writing competition has officially come to an end with six lucky winner producing some amazing pieces of work surrounding the topics of Faith, Identity & Belonging.

Culture

Talking with the Artists of The Collective

The Collective was a conscious music programme for the next generation of artists which assisted rising artists in writing and producing socially conscious music.

Culture

PETA compares “bringing home the bacon” to racism, homophobia, and ableism

We should probably dismantle racism, homophobia, and ableism before we worry about "speciesism".

Culture

Celebrating Thanksgiving Abroad

Fighting homesickness with food.

Culture

Why Blackfishing Needs to Stop

Here's why it's so awful when white women pose as Black women on social media.

Culture

(Not) Home For The Holidays

For my first Thanksgiving away from home, I reflect on what I'm truly thankful for.

Culture

Why I Love Coffee

It's amazing that something as simple as coffee can be a vessel for something as strong as community.

Culture

Living While Black

In the past year we've seen far too many instances of the police being called on Africans Americans for the crime of going about their daily life.

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

Ask More, Assume Less

"Out of everyone else in the world that could've been the barriers to your dreams, why did it have to be your parents?"

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

2025 - An Original Poem by Ruma Parvin

A poem about the future

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

Dear Sexism, Homophobia and Transphobia

A letter to Sexism, Homophobia and Transphobia to show them that things are moving at least in sports.

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

A Letter to my Old Traditions

Article

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

PIZZA SKILLS - A Recipe for ScribersHive

Article

Culture, ScribersHive Europe

The Face of Unholy Emojis

Now the default emoji on a phone That signifies colour of my skin tone

Culture

Sexual Harassment Pay-out Leads to Multi-City Walkout at Google

In 12 cities around the world Google employees held a walk-out. The walk-out was in protest of the company's handling of sexual harassment.

Culture

Book review - 'The Calling' by James Frey

'[...] No one knows when Endgame will begins, no one knows the identity of the other players. However, when Endgame begins they will have to play, boys and girls aged twelve to eighteen will have to fight. In the end only one will be the winner'. Photo by Joshua Sortino on Unsplash

Politics

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Politics

Flanders Region Bans Kosher and Halal Meat

The Belgian region of Flanders has gone forward with a ban on Kosher in Halal meat this year raising question of concern over xenophobia.

Politics

Discussing the Refugee Crisis with Anrike Piel

Visual Artist Anrike Piel answers questions regarding the refugee crisis with her experience in the camps after a recent trip to Greece.

Politics, ScribersHive Europe

Dear Refugee Crises - Valentina Georgieva

A letter written to the current Refugee Crises world wide written by Valentina as part of the ScribersHive Europe programme.

Politics, ScribersHive Europe

The Effect of the Refugee Crisis on Children

Refugee statistics from The UN Refugees Agency (UNHCR) shows that there are 65.8 million refugees around the world. Those that have to leave their own country also bare with the issues of 28 million child refugees. The situation in temporary…

Politics

Women Across the Country Changing the Face of American Politics

The 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections was a historic election of firsts for American women.

Politics

Package Bombs Sent to Prominent Democrats Ahead of Elections

Two weeks before the US Midterm Elections package bombs were sent to prominent Democrats, including former President Obama, by a Trump supporter. What do these attempted bombings show about the United States' current politic climate?

Politics

Trump Visit Causes Unrest in Pittsburgh after Synagogue Shooting

The Jewish community in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is mourning those who lost their lives in the massacre that occurred at Tree of Life synagogue last Saturday.

Politics

Netherlands Intelligence Accuses Russia of Cyber-plotting

Russian operatives have been accused of plotting to hack target the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.

Politics

Why the United States’ Power is Dangerous

The United States of America portrayed themselves as protectors of freedom and liberty as the reason why they are so powerful but a closer inspection reveals unconstraint power could have dire consequences.

Politics

China Could Lift Anti-Natal Policy after 40 Years

China may give their almost 40-year anti-natal policy the scrap due to their increasing ageing population and fall in birth rates.

Politics

Vaccines: A Cure for Some, An Infection for Others

As the number of people infected with Measles increases for the first time since 2016 and the World Health Organisation pushes for a 95% immunisation rate, important decisions will have to be made about the role of vaccines in treating life threatening illnesses.

Politics

Members of the Windrush Generation are told ‘Sorry’ but Continue to Suffer

Home Secretary Sajid Javid has apologised to 18 members of the Windrush generation who may have been wrongfully deported. The government continues to acknowledge its involvement in the issue but many are wondering how they intend to mend the wounds caused by over half a decade's worth of mistakes.

Politics

‘Terrorist Attack’ by Lone Driver Wakes Westminster

A lone driver collided with the barriers of the Houses of Parliament this morning. Scotland Yard has called it a terrorist attack due to the location of the incident.