Beyond the Swoosh: How Nike Addresses Racial Prejudice
Looking at music, language, and visuals, Jenny analyses how Nike addresses racism in its ads.
Loveground
An anonymous submission recounts loving and losing.
Anti-Apartheid Week
Rebecca visits events throughout Anti-Apartheid Week, organised by the LSESU.
New Research Reveals Significant International Influence of UK Universities, Despite Funding Issues
Amy explores how UK universities educate more national leaders than any other country, according to new research.
The Spectacle vs The Minimal in theatre
Rebecca takes a look at the history and meanings behind minimalist and maximalist productions, debating which one serves theatre best.
Emilia Perez review– a sheer example of why representation matters
Melisa explores shortcomings of the controversial Oscar frontrunner
Severed from reality? Severance and anti-capitalist themes
By: Poppy Pinkster Illustration by: Paavas Bansal Severance is a treatise to the pervasion of modern day corporatism in all…
Timnas Garuda: Breaking the concrete ceiling
Mark explores how Indonesia’s football team, led by Erick Thohir, is breaking barriers and fostering development.
We Live in Time – Movie Review
Arushi reviews the new unconventional rom-com from John Crowley
The Monster Next Door
Using Gisele Pelicot's story of years of horrific abuse orchestrated by her husband, Hana emphasises how ordinary men can perpetrate…