Do we need a liberal Joe Rogan?
Laila argues that Democrats' attempts to replicate Joe Rogan's success are misguided; instead, they should focus on developing a resonant…
British International Schools in Malaysia – A (Neo)colonial Legacy
Ann reflects on her journey that brought her to LSE and questions if attending a British school in Malaysia is…
Care-leavers: the Overlooked Key to Solving Homelessness
Jack highlights the persistent issue of youth homelessness among care-leavers in the UK, criticizing government inaction and the need for…
Why India needs a Census. Now.
Aaina questions the Indian government's delay of the 2021 census raising unsettling questions about transparency, data manipulation, social welfare and…
To Breed or not to Breed?
That is the question. As Jessica-May gets ready to step out of university, she struggles with the decision to have…
DEBATE: Is Online Dating Really that Bad?
Aaina and Paavas argue whether online dating proves advantageous, or undermine the importance of shared moments and genuine connection.
Journalism at a Crossroads: Tradition vs the Citizens
By: Jennifer Lau If breaking news happened every hour, would it still hold the same weight? With each new generation,…
Instagram Infographics: A Beneficial Addition to Political Discourse?
Niamh critiques the rise of "aesthetic activism" on social media, highlighting the need for individuals to conduct thorough research before…
Elon Musk: The Puppeteer of Global Politics?
Shreya argues that Elon Musk's increasing influence in European politics, threatens international relations and may undermine Donald Trump's political agenda.
Starmer’s Betrayal of the ‘Working People’ of Britain
Janset highlights that when analysed carefully, the policies of the Labour government are not so different from those of the…