This poem cannot be translated literally because in French there is a play on words between “mots” (words) and “maux” (woes).
©Illustration by Niels Kiené Salventius
Zara speaks to Alice Pelton, LSE alumna and femtech pioneer. In 2019, Pelton created the first review platform for women’s health — ‘The Lowdown’– where users can share their experiences with contraception, fertility, periods, and more.
Finn Joughin is an activist and LSE student who was detained by Israeli authorities when he was volunteering in the Palestinian West Bank. In an interview with The Beaver, he discusses the brutal reality of life in the West Bank and the experience of his arrest and deportation.
Prakriti elucidates the fine print of how LSE uses its insitutional influence to take steps towards tackling the climate crisis and the tangible steps the university has taken towards becoming more sustainable.
LSE students have long sought refuge in the safe white collar careers of law, finance and consulting. However, with the proliferation of AI these once safe havens are looking increasingly threatened.
Written by Anna Alexiv The words we use for things are always changing. We love a good label, and there is always someone insisting that
