“Pain au chocolat ou chocolatine?” Héloïse and Ed weigh in on being French at LSE
You might think that all the French people at LSE already know each other, but you would be wrong: Héloïse…
On being Black and Bipolar: A conversation between Chris and Saleisha
The numbers don’t lie: Black women are more likely to be diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder than any other demographic in…
Interview with Dr. Clive James Nwonka: The role of the Black academic
Dr. Clive Nwonka (c) LSE Events So, first things first. We really want to know what your skincare routine is.…
Angelica Olawepo on social mobility, fashion, and leaving Oxford
photography by Sebastian Mullen No one is happier to be at LSE than Angelica Olawepo. After spending a year on…
The best interview ever: Peter Hitchens
This is a summary of an interview I had with Peter Hitchens, the Conservative author and The Mail journalist, at…
Jack Wippell on music, cults and losing his religion
I met Jack for our interview on the sixth-floor terrace of the shiny new Centre Building. It’s a peaceful bit…
Ella Marshall on mental health, LSE and Freedom of Mind
Ella Marshall is so much more than the “token state school friend” that she’s described herself as. It was a…
Exclusive interview with Peter Cvjetanovic
[Content Warning: Transphobia] Peter Cvjetanovic, the Charlottesville protestor whose face of fury became a global symbol of alt-right violence and…
Paul Mason: “If Brexit’s the worst thing that happens to Britain, I’ll be relieved”
PostCapitalism author says in order to defeat the New Right and AI domination, we need to revisit the moral philosophy…
Paul Mason wants to Make Humanism Great Again
The author of PostCapitalism argues in a new book the need to renew our focus on what it means to…
