Gemini Man – where there’s two Wills there’s a way
In order to understand Gemini Man, you have to understand Ang Lee – or at least try to. The Taiwanese…
Queer Eye is the only QE you really need to know at LSE
If you haven’t already heard of Queer Eye, then what heteronormative rock have you been living under? Queer Eye is…
No more excuses – how to enjoy London on the cheap
Theatre The National Theatre’s Entry Pass grants concession tickets for less than £10 for people under 26. The free Young…
Sexual Groundworks: Pilot
It’s Friday, I’m on a night out. A fellow dancer and I have been flirting for most of the evening,…
An (Actually) Broke Student’s Guide to Surviving LSE
My first year at LSE was a rollercoaster. There were the highs: party invitations, academic seminars, fancy career networking events,…
All work and no play makes Sam a dull student
Welcome freshers and commiserations again for not getting into Oxbridge (it’s okay – clearly none of us did). What did…
The AUful truth – A guide for women in LSE’s Athletics Union
file image: 18/19 Women’s Rugby Members Coming to university is daunting, that is a given. Working out how to get…
Cliteracy Class 2: Keeping it fresh
Welcome one and all to a fresh new year of Cliteracy – your LSE source for judgement-free, no shame chat…
Baghdad to Manchester: Coming to the UK as an Iraqi refugee
In honour of Refugee Week 2019. A written piece to commemorate a journey and internal struggle often experienced by thousands.
Four out of five stars for Almodóvar’s Pain and Glory
Pedro Almodóvar’s last film, “Julieta” (2016), was disappointing; he seemed stagnated by success. Appearances can be misleading however, as his…
