Hope Gap – William Nicholson’s Most Soul-bearing Albeit Far From Perfect Production ★★★
This month at the London Film Festival, William Nicholson released his autobiographical film “Hope Gap”. I had the wonderful fortune…
Lack of support for male victims of sexual harassment at LSE
According to LSE’s website, support available for students who have faced sexual harassment includes a team of academics who volunteer…
LSE Hockey enjoy solid start to 2019/2020 BUCS season
Celebrations were still in order as the Men emerged as tournament champions for the third year in a row, with…
LSE Press to launch Houghton Street Press for Student Journals
LSE Press – the university’s publishing division – is set to launch Houghton Street Press (HSP) in a bid to…
Exclusive: Minouche rejects calls for climate emergency
LSE students on climate strike, March 2019. Credit Molly Blackall for 68.
Jack Wippell on music, cults and losing his religion
I met Jack for our interview on the sixth-floor terrace of the shiny new Centre Building. It’s a peaceful bit…
Saving print journalism: out with the new, in with the old
illustration by Amelia Jabry Print journalism is dying. Newspaper circulation is plummeting across the board. The Sun, the best-selling newspaper…
Rory Stewart and the North-South divide
Cast your minds back to May 2019. Most of us were swarmed with exams, the weather was warming, and Theresa…
The Freedom of the Nightclub: Art and Politics at DRAF’s Annual Evening of Performances
On 3 October 2019, Ministry of Sound played host to something well outside its usual fare. While the pulsating thrum…
The King – Fails to Surpass a Mere Retelling ★★
Over the past three years we have seen the unprecedented rise of Timothée Chalamet in Lady Bird, Beautiful Boy, and…
