In conversation with the indefatigable Julia Gillard
By Taryana Odayar, former Executive Editor. Julia Gillard was the 27th Prime Minister of Australia (2010-2013), and the first woman to…
Automation’s Bumpy Impact on Social Reality
by Gabriel Zech An imminent, large-scale decrease in full-time employment means that we need to think beyond the noncomprehensive policies…
Emerging Markets Forum Successful Again
by Cameron Ormesher, Undergraduate Student On the 10th-11th March at the Millennium Hotel in Mayfair, London, the eighth annual edition…
Big Brother Is Coming Closer
by Mona Elkateb, Postgraduate Student The issue of mass surveillance is a growing worry; its future undetermined and its current…
‘Predictability And its Limits’ In its Final Week
By Yap Lay Sheng, Staff Writer Entering its final week, LSE Arts’s latest exhibition ‘Predictability and its Limits’ is yet…
Cleaners’ Strike Captivates Campus
by Sofia Kastelein, Undergraduate Student LSE cleaners were on strike last Wednesday and Thursday. Both days, from 6am, campus was…
Farhan Akhtar at the LSE India Forum
by Upasana Sharma, General Course Student The LSE India Forum was held last week on Saturday, March 11 2017. It…
Breaking the Pledge: Why is the LSE yet to Divest?
Why has the LSE broken its pledge on divestment? The recent decision by Kings to fully divest from fossil fuels…
Fadumo Dayib: From Refugee to Somalia’s first female Presidential Candidate
By Taryana Odayar. Fadumo Dayib was born in a displacement camp in Kenya to Somali parents who had travelled there…
From Freedom Fighter to Presidential Candidate: Can Joice Mujuru topple Mugabe?
By Taryana Odayar. Joice Mujuru was the first Vice President of Zimbabwe, serving from 2004 – 2014, and is a…
