The Fragmentation of British Politics
Joe argues that as Keir Starmer’s centrist Labour loses its grip on the British left, a new wave of smaller…
East German Women – More Than Just the “Losers”
Lizzie confronts the “loser” label imposed by reunification of Germany and reclaims the complexity, pride and resilience behind women's identity…
The End of Illusions: the EU’s Geopolitical Reckoning
Irene looks at the EU's relevance in current geopolitical order and how internal issues of populism threaten its unity
The Dictator who Isn’t (Just Ask Him)
Lila explores Trump's cabinet meetings and erosion of rationality within politics.
Queerbaiting – The Social Construct of Sexuality and the Breakdown of Privacy in a Social Media Age
Sophie explores how queer baiting reveals shifting norms of sexuality and the erosion of privacy in the age of social…
Charlie Kirk: A Victim of his own Violence?
A satire on Charlie Kirk arguing how fought for the same political violence that ultimately killed him
The Death of Vevo Culture
Jahnavi talks about the death of music video artistry amidst the rise of short-form content.
LSE’s Selective ‘Marshall’ing of ‘Institutional Neutrality’
Cameron, an alumnus, provides a detailed criticism of LSE benefactor Sir Paul Marshall.
When Academic Discourse Fails: How a Hamas Book Launch at LSE Has Deepened Campus Divisions
Jacob provides a criticism of the recent 'Understanding Hamas' book launch event at LSE.
An Artist’s Rejection of Generative AI
As an artist, Syl laments the proliferation of generative AI.
