Maybe it's not possible Earlier this year, when Trump was asked by The New York Times  whether there were any limits on his global powers, he answered: “Yeah, there is one thing. My own morality. My own mind. It’s the only thing that can stop me.” This hyperindividualistic approach to global politics appears entirely divorced from conventional Christian morality. There is meant to be a universal arbiter of right and wrong who presides over us all from on high, but I don’t think Michelangelo...

Maybe the age of the status-symbol boyfriend has finally passed Last week, British Vogue  declared having a boyfriend to be “quite culturally loser-ish.” This is quite a departure from the playground days of protesting that you did indeed have a boyfriend, he just “went to another school.” In my teens, having a boyfriend was the ultimate status symbol. Those lucky enough to have one would parade him around like a trophy, taking him to parties and relentlessly posting soppy month-aversary...

It pays, and costs, to be socially conscious St Andrews is renowned for its generally upper-class, wealthy student body. This university attracts real-life princes and many members of the Manhattan social elite. St Andrean fashion reflects the student population’s abundant wealth: a Barbour jacket practically comes with the offer of acceptance, Goyard totes are thrown onto lecture hall floors, and Pablos are spilt onto Flabelus-adorned feet.   It makes sense, then, that the concept of...