Feminist Interrupted Again
The civil rights advocate and critical race theorist Kimberle Crenshaw, known for developing the concept of ‘intersectionality’, was “aggressively interrupted”…
LSE Students Take on Austerity and Patriarchy at the London Women’s March 2019
Among the thousands of people who throng the streets of central London, LSE students joined the fight for equality –…
Anti-Outsourcing Activists Met With Violence At Senate House
Student protestors were forcibly removed from Senate House Library this afternoon amid physical clashes with security. Around 12 University of…
Open Book: Mental Health and… Pressure
Everyone’s mental health is different. No two people experience their environment in the same way, and so the pressures and…
At Davos, Minouche Talks Climate and Influences Business-Leaders
Image courtesy of Bloomberg (2019) The LSE Director attended the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Switzerland along with politicians,…
“Nina” – a careful but lacklustre addition to Lesbian exploration in cinema
Nina and Wojtek are a long-married couple hoping to become parents. This familiar story is ruptured by the entrance of…
Five Weirdest Sports That You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of
Ultimate Frisbee Perhaps, I should’ve titled this one just ‘Ultimate’, for I could well be getting a law suit from…
The Qualitative Manifesto
The history of LSE is the history of subject-degree struggle. Political scientist, anthropologist, sociologist, historian, geographer, theorist stand opposed to…
Petra
Glistening blazing dust, rocks on rocks, yellow golden skies of sand paved down the way. Layers of red, indigo, light…
The Unlikely Epics
“Lawrence of Arabia”, “2001: A Space Odyssey” and “Star Wars” are amongst the most famous examples of epics. Even if…
