Lies, Deceit, and Manipulation: A trip down Nightmare Alley ★★★★★
By Natasha Porter Sinister and tragic, Guillermo del Toro’s “Nightmare Alley” is a chilling tale that leaves its audience both…
LSE should be reshaped by bell hooks’ teachings
By Natasha Porter From the late nights to the extreme schedules and pressing deadlines, the university experience is certainly not…
Support the Strikes!
By Sadia Sheeraz It’s about time LSE staff went on strike, and students need to get behind it. LSE’s professors…
Beware the trope of the media bisexual
By Ben Helme Welcome to modern media, where bisexuals exist to titillate, traumatise, and terrify. Gather round, clutch your pearls,…
Short reads under 300 pages to get you through reading week.
By Megha Alam Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Truman Capote This novella is the one that the 1961 film is based…
Is this football’s #MeToo moment?
by Sofia Lammali In the early hours of 30 January, Harriet Robson, the girlfriend of Manchester United star Mason Greenwood,…
Fashion across the Atlantic
by Anna Berkowitz (certified American) I would like to begin this article with the simple statement that I am not…
Breaking: Storm Eunice sweeps over the UK
By Aditya A. Strong gusts of wind accompanying the Storm Eunice have caused the UK Met Office to issue a…
Professor Sir Tim Besley appointed to advise UK government
By Aditya A. Sir Tim Besley, the School Professor of Economics and Political Science and Sir W. Arthur Lewis Professor…
Cambridge students protest against Hotovely visit
By Jessica Pretorius Tzipi Hotovely, the current ambassador of Israel to the UK who sparked outrage on campus in November…