Album of the Decade – To Pimp A Butterfly, Kendrick Lamar
The 2010s were a musical roller coaster. Genres were explored, filled, and broken down. Records got labelled, shattered, and spun…
Climate elections: deciding the future?
Not many people would know the first rendition of the infamous Green New Deal was proposed by Caroline Lucas and…
Sentient and serious: the threat of AI
A 2020 candidate for the U.S. Presidential election refers to it as the upcoming onslaught of the ““disintegration of our…
Met Police: £700k spent on student climate strikes
London’s Metropolitan Police spent £670,052 policing the youth climate strikes this year, according to data obtained by The Beaver in…
Grimshaw Speakers #6: Dianna Melrose on her career from activism to diplomacy
At our recent Grimshaw Symposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Dianna Melrose, former British Ambassador to…
Grimshaw Speakers #5: Dr Jill Stuart on Space: The Final Frontier of International Affairs
At our recent Grimshaw Symposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Dr Jill Stuart expert in the…
Grimshaw Speakers #4: Europe Elects on Instant Election Data and Informing through Social Media
At our recent Grimshaw Symposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Euan Healey (Editor-in-chief) and Gabriel Hendengren…
Worst book of the decade: List of the Lost by Morrissey, 2015
It’s not as if Morrissey needed additional opportunities to provoke unanimous public disgust in the 2010s. His outspoken support for…
Grimshaw Speakers #3: Andrew Norton on Supporting LDCs in Climate Negotiations
At our recent Grimshaw Simposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Andrew Norton, Director of the International Institute…
Grimshaw Speakers #2: Alina Averchenkova on Climate Change Rising up the Diplomatic Agenda
At our recent Grimshaw Symposium on The Changing Face of International Affairs, we spoke to Alina Averchenkova, Grantham Institute Distinguished Policy Fellow,…