James Roberts
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Published articles
News / Outrage after popular confession account makes joke out of rape.
Disclaimer: this article contains discussions of sexual assault and rape.
Sport / A Note From the Editor
An editor’s first Welsh Varsity brought a day of sport, student support and another Cardiff victory into focus.
News / A Note From the Editor
The editor reflects on the new semester, the university’s challenges and the role of student journalism.
News / Gair Rhydd Interviews Wendy Larner, Vice-Chancellor of Cardiff University
Cardiff University’s vice-chancellor discusses course cuts, Kazakhstan, timetabling and her pay in a wide-ranging interview.
News / Israel’s Unknown Consul in Cardiff
An investigation into Israel’s honorary consul in Cardiff and his connections with Welsh political figures.
Opinion / A Note From the Editor
An editor reflects on graduate uncertainty, the Neil Kinnock interview and ways readers can help shape the paper.
Politics / Gair Rhydd Meets... Neil Kinnock
Neil Kinnock discusses student politics, Labour, devolution, Brexit and advice for Cardiff graduates.
News / Gair Rhydd Meets: An Interview with Students’ Union President Maria Pollard
Students’ Union president Maria Pollard discusses welfare, nightlife and the challenges facing Cardiff students.
News / CARDIFF STUDENT MEDIA AWARDS
Photographs and reflections from the Cardiff Student Media Awards celebrate the year’s contributors.
Opinion / Why Don’t Men Study English Literature?
A literature student reflects on the gender imbalance in his seminars and what might lie behind it.
News / Vice-Chancellor Wendy Larner Hosts Town Hall to Address Academic Futures Leak
Vice-chancellor Wendy Larner answers questions at a Students' Union town hall on the Academic Futures proposals.
News / Uncertain Times for Nursing and Humanities Students
Nursing and humanities students face uncertainty over Cardiff University's proposed course cuts.
Opinion / The Consequences of Graduated Driving Licences
An article considers proposed graduated driving licences through the experiences of families affected by road deaths.