LSE Boys: The Valentines’ Cata-Love-Gue
A second-year LSE student and still an ‘independent woman’, I often wonder whether our university is inherently aromantic, or whether…
It’s Time To Delete the App
I broke up with my boyfriend last month and we’d been together since secondary school. I’m nervous about dating again…
Why you – yes, you – should leave Club Pret
Club Pret has become an established British institution. But being the contrarian that I am, I was determined not to…
A Show Full of Surprises
The annual Raising and Giving (RAG) Fashion Show this year, saw crowds and statements like no other.
Past Lives – A Review
Vanessa reviews a tender debut film about long-lost love
Borges’ Labyrinth and Word Experiments
Zoé explores the complex overlap between literature and politics through the context of writers' work in Argentina.
Exploring Feminism with Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
The journey, writing and talks of Adichie are praised and examined in Mary's article.
Evolution of Literature in Pakistan in the 20th Century
Jannat tackles the work of post-partition writers in Pakistan.
Foolish children, as per Ana María Matute
Rosie discusses the work of Ana María Matute, focusing in on a collection of short stories that teach quiet rebellion.
Into the Eyes of the Storm: Paul McCartney’s Photographs: 1963-64
Arjan shares his thoughts on one of the National Portrait Gallery's highlights of 2023: Eyes of The Storm, Paul McCartney's…
