(2021-22, Issue 7, 9th of December – 31st of December in 2021)
Issue No.7
OPINION: Remote Learning in January is a Stealth Attack on its Own
Deputy & Sports Editor, Rory Morrow, expresses his dismay at Queens University’s recent announcement of a return to online learning in January.
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QUB News: REMOTE LEARNING FOR JANUARY 2022
Following the announcement that Queen’s University would return to remote learning in January, Editor-in-Chief Aidan Lomas writes on the outrage felt by many students.
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A Very Alternative Christmas
With Christmas parties in full swing, Arts and Entertainment Editor Alexandra Rosbotham presents her 10 alternative Christmas classics!
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OMICRON: The Fine Line Between Caution and Causing Alarm
Hannah Weir explores the reaction to the news of the Omicron variant, and reports on how sensationalism may cause more trouble.
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CHRISTMAS SHOPPING: An Ethical Guide to a Happy Christmas
Environmental Editor Fleur Howe offers readers an ethical guide to Christmas shopping; Five eco-conscious shops to buy your loved ones presents from this Christmas.
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QUB NEWS: Women Are Equal to Everything – An Evening With Lady Hale at Queen’s University
Holly Nesbitt reports on Lady Hale’s – former President of the UK Supreme Court – lecture at Riddel Hall.
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ARCHIVE: Buying Presents For Those You Hate 101
ARCHIVE: Lynsey McCovney guides readers on what to buy your less-than-likeable acquaintances this Christmas.
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BBC’s TOP GEAR Pays Homage to Belfast’s Motoring History
Editor-in-Chief Aidan Lomas covers BBC One’s Top Gear and the story behind the DMC-12’s history in Belfast.
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FEATURE: OPINION – “Jingle Bells, Our Government Smells”
Current Affairs Editor Sean Mulryan reports on the recent revelation that a Christmas party was held in Downing Street last year.
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US News: Debate Continues Around Texas’ New Abortion Law
International Affairs Editor Ellie Fletcher discusses how abortion remains at the forefront of the American political theatre.
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The Gown Online 