The art of the scandalous nude
The nude as a concept has made waves on the digital sea ever since the infamous 2007 nude leak, when…
Talk To Her (2003) and the media’s dangerous sexualisation of victims
Almodóvar’s film Hablé con Ella (Talk to Her, 2003) aestheticizes the female body, masking sexual violence in ways that are…
Rubik’s Cube
Illustration: Nono Astro Irarez
LSESU Pole Fitness – Debunking Stereotypes
All Photography by Angie Abdalla Strippers, sex, prostitutes, promiscuous females, perhaps even the recent movie ‘Hustlers’. These are probably the…
Cymru: Wedi’i ei chuddio gan y cyfryngau
The translation of the headline, written in Welsh, is 'Wales: Ignored by the media.' Adam Kearns, President of Welsh Society,…
OfS raises “Access Gap” concerns, names LSE
The Office for Students (OfS) has slammed several UK universities including Imperial College London, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, University College London…
Sex Education Season 2 – a letdown expected for a first-timer, not a second
Sex Education season one was pretty great. I remember it being good-looking, sexy, cool, aware, and honest, whilst, yes, giving…
Happy 120th birthday Gadamer, with love from the LSE
Today, 11th February 2020, marks what would have been the 120th birthday of Hans-Georg Gadamer*—a prolific German philosopher and titan…
Ollie Cook: LSE student turned Olympic Rower
I was told not to apply for LSE and then, when I got in, that I wouldn’t enjoy it; “It’s…
Sex does not thrive on monotony: re-visiting Anais Nin on her 117th birthday
Dear Collector: We hate you. Sex loses all its power and magic when it becomes explicit, mechanical, overdone, when it…
