I’m Not Okay: An Emo Retrospective
A kid 'raised by the internet,' Saira reviews the Barbican's Emo Exhibition and her own experiences with the emo subculture.
No More Guarantors: LSE students join NUS in Parliament
Amy reports on NUS and LSE students lobbying Parliament for an amendment on the Renters' Rights Bill
The Run Club: How Two Inspiring Students Are Shaping a Community Across London
Melissa interviews the founders of The Run Club on their beginnings and their commitment to inclusivity
Mama in Business: Simona Deifta’s Start-up Journey
Emma Do interviews Simona Deifta, LSE aluma and NOJO's founder, on motherhood, gender in business and stepping out of the…
The London Tibet Film Festival, an ode to Mother Nature and a November must-see:
By: Namgyal Samuels Tibetan hidden gems don’t often find their way into student newspapers, but hear me out: The London…
Book Recommendation: Prima Facie by Suzie Millier
Margherita recommends Prima Facie for this issue.
Jen and Soph’s Guide to Clubbing Etiquette
Is the club the space to forego all sense of etiquette and decency in the name of fun? Jen and…
Beyond the Game: Mental Health and Sports
Skye engages with the multifaceted impact sports can have on mental health.
Game On: The Fight for Fairness in Sports
Ana explores gender inequalities within LSE sports clubs and in the wider sporting world.
Thelma & Louise Review
Camyla reflects on the enduring legacy of the 1991 feminist classic