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By Emma Louise Loffler, LLM Human Rights Law, Conflict and Justice I wanted to write a personal obituary, because the personal effect that Stan Lee has had on my life is not to be under-stated. Growing up, superheroes were completely outside my realm of being, and it was not until I started raising my […]
Raw emotion is guaranteed to be evoked all the way through this film. Based on the novel by Angie Thomas, the story is centred around Starr, a girl tangled between two worlds – one white, the other black. Each world demands a different version of her, and her purpose is to deliver. Immediately, the character […]
“The ambition is immense” – one economist explains in their analysis of ‘What is China’s Belt and Road initiative?’ (BRI). The strategy launched in 2013 by President Xi Jinping, involves supplying trillions of dollars as part of an infrastructure project to reroute global trade. For instance, gas pipelines from the Caspian Sea to China. It […]
Here is a collection of photos from SOASian’s adventures over the summer. Bib-Rambla cathedral: Exploring the countless cathedrals scattered across Granada Sumayyah Lane, 3rd Yr History “Six hours into an eight-hour bus journey that became a 12-hour bus journey, and taking a corner at high speed with the doors open between Mchinji and Kasungu […]
