The impact of online campaigns
It is only in recent years that online campaigns have begun to be taken seriously as a campaigning tactic for…
Meet LSE’s society raising awareness on food poverty and food waste
Food waste is an issue gaining increasing awareness around the world. The UK Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ Committee classified…
Six months of protests: violence, disruption and the media in Hong Kong
It has been nearly six months since the Hong Kong protests first began, and they show no signs of stopping.…
Seeing both sides: bisexual masculinities and the bi experience
Two weeks ago, New Zealand’s Ministry of Health released the findings from a 2014/15 health survey on sexual orientation. The…
Muxes: the Mexican ‘third gender’
Latin American countries – Mexico in particular- are not places known as advocates for progressive LGBTQ+ rights. Although Mexico City…
Towards a healthy relationship with death
Throughout centuries of human history, death has been celebrated and acknowledged across different cultures, regions, and religions. From the Chinese…
The best interview ever: Peter Hitchens
This is a summary of an interview I had with Peter Hitchens, the Conservative author and The Mail journalist, at…
Minouche is in her second year. How is she faring?
For LSE Directors, much like students and Premier League managers, the second year is the most important. Dame Nemat Talaat…
Making Bob Marley: The Strife That Shaped a Legend
Bob Marley died nearly forty years ago, yet his cultural impact still resonates. He’s the most widely recognised Jamaican, dominating…
Me Too: LSE Speaks
CW: sexual harrassment / sexual assault A note from your online editor: This article highlights the sexism, sexual harassment and…
