“Should I Get a Part-time Job?”: the Art of Balancing Paid Work Alongside Studies at LSE
This article celebrates students who juggle part-time work with their studies at LSE, sharing advice on how to do it…
‘Name Three of their Songs: Will Girls Ever be Considered “Real” Fans?
Niamh explores the sexist undertones behind the male music fan's tendency to gatekeep music fans.
Brat Politics: Just a New Phase in Political Iconography or a Warning Sign?
Sebastian analyses the potentially counterproductive nature of Harris's "Brat Summer" campaign.
The Chronically Online Epidemic
Juliette laments the loss of social agency in the "chronically online" age.
How to Write About China
Aristides explores the concepts of Orientalism and the Mandate of Heaven in Western academia about China.
Oasis or Mirage? What the Oasis reunion shows about the Accessibility of Music
Angelika dives into the recent Oasis-Ticketmaster debacle, highlighting what this means for the accessbility of music in future.
A Letter on Sensitivity
Emre emotionally reflects on how valuing sensitivity, often dismissed as a flaw, creates a deeper connection to our true selves.
Bye-Bye Banking! Redefining summer internships
In a university all about IB and consultancy, Evangeline speaks to Victor and Robin who went against the grain and…
Uncovering Fight Night: The Post-Fight Blues
This is the final installment in Oona's Fight Night series - her reflections on the event itself!
Waves of Change: Teohupo’o’s Surfing Legacy in the Age of Globalization
Jo explores the impacts of the recent Olympics' surfing on the environment and Teohupo'o's legacy.
