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  • When Misogyny Becomes Mainstream

    Barely anyone has been spared by the phenomenon of alpha masculinity spreading online. Not a new trend, but a steadily growing one. What is often referred to as the “manosphere” encompasses online content and communities dealing with men’s problems, promoting degrading and abusive behaviour towards women. Misogyny turns mainstream.

    Merle Zuckschwerdt
    January 17, 2026
    Column Culture Debate General Knowledge Life & style Uncategorized
  • Under Pressure

    Well Ladies and Gentlemen here we are, the time is currently 22:24 on the fourteenth of December, the night after Vinterbalen. I had a marketing exam last Friday , on Tuesday I have one on Financial Accounting, and to top it all off,  this article is due tomorrow. 

    Hugo Åsberg
    January 17, 2026
    Advice General Knowledge Life & style Student life
  • In With the New, Out With the Old: What’s happening in 2026?

    Last year was like every other year. No matter in which light you view 2025, during this time of year winter feels like it’s going to last forever. However, don’t lose hope too soon! There are actually a bunch of things happening in 2026 that are worth looking forward to and keeping tabs on.

    Måns Wiberg
    January 17, 2026
    General Knowledge Life & style
  • Starting Over at 20-Something

    By your early 20s, you are supposed to know who you are and where you are going.  At least, that is what it feels like.

    Emma Jacobi
    January 17, 2026
    Advice Column General Knowledge Life & style Student life
  • Cardiac Rhythm: How Cells Track Time

    Have you ever wondered how your body keeps track of time, how it knows when you should sleep and when you should be awake? Why are some people hungry when they wake up, while others only get hungry a few hours later? And why do the winter months, with their lack of sunlight, have such…

    Sophie Rehn
    January 17, 2026
    Advice Culture General Knowledge Life & style
  • The rise of neoliberalism, and the fall of the welfare state – An interview with Paulina Vaughn

    As the rug is being swept away from under us, uncertainness is growing rapidly. Ongoing wars, as well as huge economic and social conflicts, have resulted in the 2020’s feeling heavier and heavier. Not only have we not seen the end of history; in many ways we are actually seeing it repeat itself. But if…

    Elsa Forslid
    November 19, 2025
    Economy & finance General Knowledge Interview Life & style Politics
  • Economic crimes – When greed trumps morality

    Money is a powerful signpost in our society, gaining influence steadily. Having money creates power like nothing else. Money talks, but somehow its mother tongue seems to be lies and deception. Thus, white-collar crimes become more and more compelling. But is money really worth compromising integrity?

    Merle Zuckschwerdt
    November 19, 2025
    Business Economy & finance Environment General Knowledge News Politics
  • Falling Forward

    Every autumn, the trees remember how to let go. One by one, their leaves loosen their hold, drifting toward the earth in a dance. It looks like an ending, but nature calls it abscission, a necessary pause before new life begins. 

    Emma Jacobi
    November 17, 2025
    Advice General Knowledge Life & style Student life Study Uncategorized
  • The Dopamine Rush: Hooked on the Maybe and How to Break Free

    There’s nothing quite like the rush of unlocking your phone after a long day and being swept into an endless trail of social media clips tailored perfectly to your interest. What was meant to be a quick scroll turned into 45 minutes, where one person is telling you to give up studying and travel the…

    Emma Jacobi
    October 27, 2025
    Advice General Knowledge Life & style Student life Uncategorized
  • Mount Rushmore is Watching You!

    Pennington County, South Dakota, a mountain with four male faces carved into it. Four United States presidents: Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt and Lincoln. Its sculptor, Gutzon Borglum, called it the Shrine of Democracy, but for a few people, this monument depicts a daunting threat. 

    Merle Zuckschwerdt
    October 27, 2025
    General Knowledge Life & style Politics Uncategorized
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