“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.
Maya shares the fifteen songs that soundtracked her summer, from sunset picnics to festival encores, in the hope that you’ll find a few new favourites of your own.
The indie horror hit Obsession’s unlikely box office run reveals how original, low-budget filmmaking is reviving the spontaneous cinema trip, and why studios should be paying attention.
Sophie analyses the impact of democratising mental health language, and the negative effects of its overuse in self-realisation.
Through her personal experience, Amy shares how ‘self-study’ is a way for us to continue enjoying the thrill of intellectual pursuit outside of university pressures.
Nina analyses social responses to European heatwaves this summer, emphasising the extent to which collective action is urgent and necessary.
