The Aftermath of #MeToo
Deputy Features Editor Marianne Hii provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of public institutions and the press in the…
LSE Celebrates International Women’s Day
Last Thursday, 8th of March, the world celebrated the International Women’s Day, a day devoted to not only celebrating the…
LSE does #March4Women
In an effort to raise awareness on campus about consent and sexual harassment, LSE and the Student’s Union have collaborated…
LSE Societies Refuse To Organise For Women’s March
On the 21st of January, the anniversary of Trump’s first day as US President, thousands convened on Richmond Terrace near…
The Inverse Sell-By Date
Why is it that with each passing birthday I sense that I am reaching my ‘sell-by date’, even though I…
Editorial: The Pay Gap Revisited
Do women earn less than men? It’s more nuanced than you think. Econometrics has literally changed my life. It is…
LSESU Consent Workshop Coincides with Viral #MeToo Campaign
LSESU workshops on Consent began last week. ‘Consent Matters: Boundaries, Respect and Positive Intervention’ – an interactive online course followed…
In conversation with the indefatigable Julia Gillard
By Taryana Odayar, former Executive Editor. Julia Gillard was the 27th Prime Minister of Australia (2010-2013), and the first woman to…
