Agitator 2.0: the Relaunch of a Radical Magazine at LSE
Amy covers the anticipated relaunch of the revolutionary Agitator 2.0 magazine at LSE.
Not an Audiophile — A review on Sony XM5s
By Emerson Lam Illustrated by Jessica Chan Out of the many brands that produce headphones nowadays, from Apple and JBL…
Saiyaara – A Cultural Reset for Bollywood
Why every romance film enjoyer should watch Bollywood's new hit Saiyaara
A Bankside Story
A short story that reflects on new connections, tenderness and the quiet moments in which friendships are formed.
KESTRAL GAIAN: Poetry, Identity, and Learning to Love London
Zara talks to Kestral Gaian about their journey as a poet and writer, exploring issues of identiy, queerness and non-belonging.
Dating Across the Pond: Does American Boldness make the British Seem Too Polite to Flirt?
A New York exchange student reflects on her experiences with British men compared to her busy dating life in America.
Do university rankings matter? And should they?
Tomas analyses the usefulness of university rankings: do they help or hinder university choice?
Inside LSE’s IR Department: Where Theory Meets the Real World
Shreya pinpoints what makes IR at LSE so unique compared to other universities.
The Fragmentation of British Politics
Joe argues that as Keir Starmer’s centrist Labour loses its grip on the British left, a new wave of smaller…
East German Women – More Than Just the “Losers”
Lizzie confronts the “loser” label imposed by reunification of Germany and reclaims the complexity, pride and resilience behind women's identity…
