LSE Limelight #2: The Justice For All Human Rights Journal (jfa)
“It’s so important that you don’t let your cause consume you or become 100% of your identity.” – Angana Narula…
The War of the Worlds – a long overdue British adaptation ★★★★
The first British TV adaptation of H.G. Wells’ acclaimed novel The War of the Worlds is set to be released…
The 2019 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
In October 2019, Peter Handke received the Nobel Prize in Literature, an award whose legitimacy he once questioned. Not only…
End of the F***ing World – with a bang, not a whimper ★★★★
It’s not enough to say that being a teenager is awful and end the conversation there. Charlie Covell, creator of…
Tensions mount after Black Bloc Day at LSE
Between 1:55 and 2:05 on Thursday, October 31st, the LSE Students Alliance for Hong Kong began and ended their demonstration.…
Inside the London School of Brexit-bashing
The LSE is against Brexit. But is it biased against Brexit? Bias is defined as “cause to feel or show…
‘Moving to Mars’ Exhibition: where Fiction meets Science
Imagine packing only a small number of personal items, abandoning your normal routine, and uprooting your life wholesale. Those of…
“Pain au chocolat ou chocolatine?” Héloïse and Ed weigh in on being French at LSE
You might think that all the French people at LSE already know each other, but you would be wrong: Héloïse…
SOS message on campus Globe
On the night of Monday 11 November, the LSE Globe was once again used as a medium for conveying a…
Beauty’s Background
Toni Bestard’s short film Background, broadcasted on Arte this month, radiates a poetic understanding of cinema. It is a meta-narrative,…
