The Humanities Faculty has launched a new magazine, Quorum, showcasing some of the superb academic work produced by Queenswood students of History, Geography, Classics and Religious Studies in recent months.

Many of these essays have been entered into University competitions, and several have received special commendations.

In this issue:

• What can modern authors learn from ancient writers?
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• Why was Machiavelli’s book The Prince so controversial?
• “The Paris Climate Change agreement is a ‘game-changer’ and will ensure global action to limit carbon emissions.” Discuss.
• How is Britain changing?
• Why did early modern people accuse their neighbours of being witches?
• “Conscience is the super-ego.” Discuss.