Queerbaiting – The Social Construct of Sexuality and the Breakdown of Privacy in a Social Media Age
Sophie explores how queer baiting reveals shifting norms of sexuality and the erosion of privacy in the age of social…
LSE commits to new course selection system after registration crisis
LSE course selection team commit to overhauling the course selection system after widespread anger amongst students following technical difficulties on…
Hong Kong Milk Tea: A (Liquid) Slap on the Back
Lucas shares his Hong Kong Milk tea recipe, crafted to give you that early morning boost.
A Reflection on my Freshers
Amelia reflects on her action-packed freshers, and the valuable lessons she learnt along the way.
A Guide to Lunch Spots Around LSE
Isabella shares her favourite lunch spots around LSE, with something for every occasion.
A Useful Ghost Review: Memory and Power
Review of A Useful Ghost as a surprisingly sentimental movie from a comedic premise
James Frost: Buzz, Fashion, and Life after LSE
Skye talks to James Frost about his journey since LSE and growing his app, Buzz, to be ahead of Tinder…
Charlie Kirk: A Victim of his own Violence?
A satire on Charlie Kirk arguing how fought for the same political violence that ultimately killed him
Fear amongst international students as anti-immigration protests hit Britain
International students at LSE fear for the worst as waves of anti-immigration riots hit British streets.
Why you should read Jane Eyre: A review of the 1847 novel
By Iman Waseem Illustrated by Jessica Chan While reading this novel, a consistent thought festered in my mind: “Is this…
