Almost anything. We welcome articles on current affairs, psychology, science, literature, technology, history, politics, the arts, and more. If you're passionate about a topic, chances are we'll be interested in reading it.

We do encourage you to submit your work(s) with your name attached to it. All work(s) will be edited and you will have support throughout the whole process. We want you to be credited for your work(s).

The process from intial contat from the author until publication can vary depending on what type of work(s) you are submitting. For small work(s) (>500 words) it can be a quicker turn around than large work(s) (2000< words).

You can change your idea up until you submit a first draft. After this, if you still wish to change your idea, you will have to discuss with the editor assigned to you and explain any changes. Due to the timelines we want to keep to, if the entire piece needs to be re-written, its publication may be significantly delayed or cancelled altogether.

Not at all. Whether this is your first article or your fiftieth, our editorial team will support you throughout the process.

This depends on the assessment and any University regulations. If the work has been submitted for academic credit, please speak to your module leader first or contact the editorial team for advice.

Yes, provided you have permission to use them or they are your own original work. All images must be appropriately credited, the use of AI is prohibited and we will not accept any and all submissions made with AI in any capacity.

No, we have not used any AI to create anything in this entire initiative and we will not use AI in the future. Your work will not be put into any AI in any way.

You retain all ownership of your work completely. If, at any point you wish to take down any work or change it, you may, but it may be subject to the entire process again upon resubmission.