By Nathan Hay, BA Social Anthropology London is a melting pot; one where the experiences of young women navigating layered racial identities are often overlooked. Mixed-race women have a struggle of their own that is… Read More »Shades of Identity: Unveiling the Liminal World of London’s Mixed-Race Women
By Genevieve Hack, BSc Development Economics and Sarah Bennani, BSc Economics In a world that has achieved space travel and self-driving cars, it seems that closing the gender gap in the field of economics is… Read More »Show Me The Money, Not The Misogyny
Anonymous By October 13th, four students had been suspended, and warnings were issued to several members of the society. Some of the students who received warnings were not present at the protest nor involved in… Read More »Suspended Students Return to Campus
By Amelia Casey-Rerhaye, Senior Foreign Affairs Editor On a chilly evening in December, I meet my friend for dinner in Amman. My head is spinning after spending all day trying to write an article in Arabic… Read More »Media Manipulation: The State of Jordanian Journalism
By Amelia Casey-Rerhaye, Senior Foreign Affairs Editor On the morning of January 18th, the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) levelled Israa University. A drone video published by Israeli media outlets captures the destruction of the last… Read More »Israel’s War on Education
By Aditya Mishra, BA/BSc Social Science, Arts and Humanities with Foundation Year What happened? On 13th December 2023, in tribute to the 2001 Parliament attacks, the lawmakers led a tribute and paid their respect to… Read More »Smoked