Every student knows the Pool. Located on the ground floor of the College Building, it has become the go-to gathering spot for the School of Communication & Creativity at City St George’s, University of London. Journalism students plan their next breaking news stories, eat their lunches and unwind between the demands of busy City terms. An empty Pool, with spare seats to fill, is rarer than an empty London tube.
Read MoreWhat is the election and who are the student union?
The election is an opportunity for students to choose who will represent them to City staff and leadership by voting for their five favourite candidates. These candidates will become members and take the roles of Student Union President and Deputy Presidents, getting paid to impact the university’s student experience.
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Five years after Sarah Everard’s murder by a serving Metropolitan Police officer, questions remain over whether reforms within the Metropolitan Police have meaningfully improved women’s safety across London.
Read MoreThe National Literacy Trust’s annual survey revealed that only 1-in-3 children ages 8-18 years old enjoy reading. This is the lowest it has been since 2005 but of course, we cannot blame the kids. So what is to blame?
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Carrot Magazine had the opportunity to speak with an Iranian-born first-year student to discuss her perspective on the ongoing war. For her confidentiality and safety, we will refer to the student as Sara.
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On 14th March, the City, St. Georges Varsity cheerleading team travelled to Just Believe, Legacy Cheer and Dance Competition at Wembley OVO Arena, London.
Read MoreNo one can deny Morrissey’s songwriting talent, but the new record fails to reflect it. This time, he presents listeners with 12 bleak, barely memorable alternative rock tracks.
Read MoreAs far as I’ve seen, London contains a shocking lack of top hats, canes, and monocles. I’ve been here five weeks. By now, I expected to be party
Read MoreAt the Super Bowl LX halftime show, Bad Bunny transformed 13 minutes of spectacle into apowerful tribute to Puerto Rican
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Carrot Magazine reviews “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” (2026), the fourth installment in the 28 Days Later franchise. I’ll let you in
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