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Niamh Smith reports on Debating Society’s invitation of Chris Williamson MP and the resulting furore.

Courtney discusses what’s new at Royal Holloway in light of the pandemic restrictions.

Jake Little guides us through the tech on campus for an easy transition for freshers into University life.

James sheds some light on the situation for students that were hoping to study abroad this year.

Courtney discusses the controversy surrounding the BBC Proms this year.

Thea and Renée discuss white privilege in light of the BLM protests.

Thea writes about what to expect at the Freshers Festival at our university.

Emily offers advice to Freshers about moving from home to halls.

Jordan and Thom give some advice on how to help friends with mental health problems.

Tiger-Lily shares the latest tips and tricks for being productive at home.

Bridget comments on some teen dramas to get through lockdown.

Finn comments on the recent issues surrounding J K Rowling.

Bridget discusses the issue of eating disorders through lockdown.

Comment Editor Bridget O’Sullivan reflects on life and lockdown, and how to embrace mediocrity.

Rachel Hains offers her thoughts on the recent protests in America, as well as the difficulties black people face here in the UK.

Francesca Benvenutto discusses the growing popularity of TikTok.

Renée gives some advice on how to meet people and make friends given current restrictions.

Elena explores the unrealistic and unhealthy representations of love in the Twilight saga.

Elena McCaffrey explains how crafts have given her a renewed purpose and happiness in life.

Leonie Jenkins offers advice for getting through a breakup at our small campus uni.

Rupert Gibson brings us his album review of the month, looking at Aminé’s Limbo.

Clarissa Philpott introduces us to the music opportunities at our university.

Clarissa introduces Miriam Endersby and Alex Smith, up and coming musicians at Royal Holloway.

Rupert Gibson’s Ultimate Freshers Playlist.

Safia presents us with the artist of the month: Jessica Moore!

An interview with Royal Holloway’s magazine Our Voices for BAME creatives

Owen Williams records his and Claudia’s journey on the Keto diet, in the first of an Editors Try series.

Jordan interviews members of the LGBT+ society to ask some questions for our students.

Jordan interviews Liberal Arts soc Evie for an insight into the society.

Natasha Mae explores why we should all be using Ecosia in the future.

Jake Little guides us through the tech on campus for an easy transition for freshers into University life.

Mitchell Bettell discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and its representation in the media, and explains safety precautions we can take.

Ellie enlightens us to the science of COVID-19.

Alex discusses the esports community on campus whilst in conversation with Royal Holloway’s Game Society

Ellie describes her experiences of gaming throughout Lockdown.

I cannot swim, but I grew up beside the water’s edge. I fell in love by the riverside, feet dangled over the ledge. Then I flew  across the ocean; an insurmountable wedge between us. And so now I float on life by the lake, waiting always  to find myself awake, not by the water, wherever […]

Reena Bakir and Writing Society offer their advice on breaking the inevitable writer’s block.

Ezra Fiddimore reveals the winners of Orbital’s Flash Fiction Contest.

A poem by Shloka Ramachandran.

Illuminations “It’s not like stopping for McDonalds twice in one trip would be a bad thing.”   Anna rolled her eyes, turning slightly in her seat, a trace of fond exasperation gracing her features. She was unsurprised when her gaze met the back of Riya’s dark, disheveled hair. The younger woman’s forehead was pressed firmly […]

So you’ve arrived at Royal Holloway and maybe you’re feeling a bit cheated. University of London? As if; we’re in the middle of Surrey! Even though we’re only 40 minutes away so the big city is very much within reach, there are some gorgeous natural spots and places to visit closer to home too. At […]

FCO Ambassador James Reynolds offers his advice on travelling in the current climate.

As an FCO Ambassador, James Reynolds offers his advice regarding COVID-19 and travel during this difficult time.

As part of Orbital’s collaboration with the FCO, we are thrilled to introduce you to James Reynolds. James will be working with us to help educate students about remaining safe when travelling abroad.

James Reynolds recounts his time in Sofia, Bulgaria’s capital city and explains how students can get the most out of visiting.