Heteronormativity: the underpinnings of LSE culture
Heteronormativity can be understood as the assumed normalcy of heterosexuality where social norms presume that all people fit neatly into…
30 years of uneasy Pride Week alliances
A 1993 leaflet showing activities for ‘Lesbian Gay and Bisexual Awareness Week’, the predecessor to Pride Week. Courtesy: LSE Library…
Muxes: the Mexican ‘third gender’
Latin American countries – Mexico in particular- are not places known as advocates for progressive LGBTQ+ rights. Although Mexico City…
Divorced, Beheaded, Live In Concert – Tudor Queens Pop Revolution ★★★★
Are you a fan of British history? Do you unapologetically stan female pop sensations? Do you believe that we should…
LSESU Business and Investment Group wins ‘Impact on Campus’ award
By Jeffrey Wang On Monday, 25 November, LSESU’s Business and Investment Group (BIG) announced that it won the Bright Network’s…
‘I would like to report a sexual assault’: how my university failed me when I needed it most
(c) Rebekah Paredes-Larson When I began organising a campaign to raise awareness about sexual assault, I wanted to detach my…
KSI spends £1200 at LSE in youtube challenge
by Zoe O’Logbon YouTuber KSI visited LSE’s Centre Building. This was the target for his new YouTube video, “Sidemen Spend…
LSE Students’ Alliance for Hong Kong takes action on multiple fronts
As the protests in Hong Kong reached a fever pitch, LSE’s related movement, The LSE Student’s Alliance for Hong Kong,…
Jessica, Amraj & Toby on queer time theory, Hong Kong, and PRIDE at LSE
photography by Sebastian Mullen In the lead up to this interview, we joked that queer time theory is the most…
3 Trans artists changing the game
Quay Dash ‘I’m black, I’m trans, and I can actually rap. Plus, I’m pretty… When you have beauty, brains, and…
