Writing by Olivia Ireland // Illustration by Franz Lang // Numbers, medals, and certificates seem to define a person’s achievements. However, what really adds to the quality and depth to a person’s time throughout university and life is having the ability to lift other people up, commit even when the world around you says no and create a positive environment.
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Writing by Giulia Nicosia // Photography by Tiziana Gualano // So, here I am, making the decision to write a short letter full of clichés to myself right now, from myself right now…
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Writing by Ferris Knight // Photograph by Paolo Barretta // I was, and am, fortunate. When rebuilding my life I was lucky enough to meet some amazing, supportive people. They validated my fears and were as angry and frustrated as I was that the system was flawed.
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Writing and Artwork by Lara Ozansoy // I live in Istanbul, a city I adore. My family raised me right in the middle of this city, so I experienced a “teen-lifetime” here.
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Writing by Astrid Hickey // If MRAs were a genuine, intellectually thorough movement, they would have realized by now that many of the supposed issues men face are results of toxic masculinity, not of the feminist movement.
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Writing by Claire Wastell // Illustration by Arielle Jennings //
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Advice by Freya Bennett // Illustration by Ayelen Lujan //
And how can you ever really know if someone is right to spend the rest of your life with?
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Advice by Sinead Simpkins and Aimee Green // Photograph by Chiara Cappetta // Have you ever felt overwhelmed about the future?
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Writing by Ellis Graham // Illustration by Tara Presnell // No, not that C word. Apologies to any curse-word enthusiasts; but this proves that click bait works. Oh yes, that C word—Confidence. That slippery little snake.
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Writing by Sophie Pellegrini // Image from Beth Dubber/Netflix // I think the show wants to remind its viewers that our decisions have consequences, and we should be held accountable for the way our decisions and mistakes affect others. But by that logic, perhaps we should be holding Hannah accountable as well for the way she chose to force other characters to face their mistakes.
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