June 2019

Every December we make our New Year resolutions, and every January we abandon them completely. Lois Worrow talks us through the more achievable ones. Oversized, layered and full of shearling; Jason Onumbu and Lois Worrow explore some of the most popular looks in winter fashion this season. Jesse Harrison chats to Essex professor, Dr Andrew […]

Arran Wylde Eccles talks about FED nights and the harassment others experienced during their night out. During my first year at Essex my flatmates and I had a somewhat unusual … Andrea Szász shares the general feedback of the meeting and talks to the SU President who explains what the aims of this ‘town hall’ […]

Learn more about Enactus Essex and their experience at the World Cup in Toronto, Canada! ‘Tis the season to dust off old Christmas Jumpers Explosives: behind the scenes with a retired professional pyro-technican What has Trump really got his tiny hands on? Rebel interviews Jonas Blue From Turkish bath houses to the latest fashion catalogue. […]

Derby Days in football have always brought incredible passion, emotions and drama. It is the fight between two close cities or even within the city. Popular ones across Europe are Liverpool-Everton, Roma-Lazio, Dortmund-Schalke or Galatasaray-Fenerbahce. The passion and animosity doesn’t just stay on the pitch: as much as dangerous tackles and hatred between players can […]

Angus Shaw ponders what Prime Minister Theresa May can do now, after the election, to move forward as successfully as possible. Follow Rebel for the live coverage of this years political event of the year: General Election 2017. Pexels – Pixabay 2016. Not that long ago, my brother George and I were talking about politics. […]

Our camera looks into BRUTE, a recent student theatre production, shown at the Lakeside Theatre. Actors and Directors talk with us about the play and discuss the themes of mental health. Oversized, layered and full of shearling; Jason Onumbu and Lois Worrow explore some of the most popular looks in winter fashion this season. Recently […]

Charley, Lois and Molly are joined by special guest Will as they revisit some of their favourite bangers and anthems in their Throwback Thursday show. Why aren’t Londoners friendly? How can you get a refund on something you haven’t paid for? Are younger generations getting weaker? All will be revealed. Richard Brooks talks about the […]

Rowena Field-Carter runs through the best bits from last night’s Gorillaz secret gig at Printworks London. Scandinavian Indie-rock band Sløtface sat down to chat about feminism, their influences, and controversy. Secretary of Essex’s Feminist Society gives us their spin on the latest baked goods scandal. After the UoE Feminist Society rose to The Sun fame […]

Sir Bob Russell has confirmed he will stand again for the Liberal Democrats in Colchester. He was an MP for 18 years until his defeat by the Conservatives. Our reporters Donatas and Lewis took part in Islam Week to find out. Secretary of Essex’s Feminist Society gives us their spin on the latest baked goods […]

Ben Dean-Titterrell brings us another weekly update about what our local MPs have been getting up to in Westminster and in their constituencies In the first of a weekly politics series, Ben Dean-Titterrell updates us on what’s going on with the MPs for Colchester and Harwich and North Essex. geograph.org.uk – David Dixon 2011. It […]

Alex Maxam investigates Meal Deals at the SU store Freshers Facebook phenomenon #JusticeforJonathon talks to Rebel about the most traumatic birthday atrocity that he wouldn’t wish upon his worst enemy… What has Trump really got his tiny hands on? We heard your complaints. We investigated. Here’s what we found.

In 2019 women are still fighting for equality and recognizance. In Elizabethan England, however, apparently feminism was already perfectly in place, or so does Hollywood wants us to believe. “Mary, Queen of Scots” is the new movie featuring Saoirse Ronan, as Mary, and Margot Robbie, as Elizabeth the First. Despite the movie being on its […]

On the 5of February, Chinese culture and tradition celebrated the beginning of a new year. Chinese New Year celebrations, also known as the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, start on the 23day of the 12lunar month of the Chinese calendar. This festival lasts for about 23 days, ending on the 15day of the first lunar month […]

Valentina Gomes dos Santos talks us through an exhibition which highlights the true difficulties of life as a refugee Valentina Gomes dos Santos previews Grayson Perry’s new exhibition in Colchester Valentina Gomes dos Santos discusses the implementation of unisex toilets in our society, highlighting the thin line between freedom for genders and fear for women, […]