“Looking at the current provisions for survivors of sexual assault, LSE is really lagging behind other universities.” – Ella Holmes
This week Yasmina is speaking to Hands Off LSE‘s Ella Holmes about tackling sexual assault on campus, their campaign to improve LSE’s support for victims and the group’s event series (2nd – 5th December)
This is LSE Limelight from the Beaver Sound. We bring you all the best stories from students and groups around campus.
Nina looks at how in an increasingly competitive job market, all our hobbies and interests are defiend by whether they look good on a CV.
Hareem looks at how as we increasingly outsource our thinking to AI, we risk losing intellectual agency, cognitive skills, and even the ability to recognise truth from manipulation.
Nhu Hong explores how the creation of women only spaces isn’t helping solve the root cause of safety for women; and is instead a step back for women’s rights.
Lydia examines the dangers of going cashless: including how it infringes on privacy, causes digital dependence, and allows corporations to take advantage.
Sarah looks at how the US-led “promise of democracy” in Iraq is a warning for Venezuela, showing how liberation through intervention can quickly turn into exploitation and long-term instability.
