Dear Agony Aunt, What should you do when looking at the news feels overbearing? Most times, the news stories are bad enough, but it’s the replies, and the rampant hypocrisy that makes it unbearable. Twitter… Read More »Agony Aunt Column
Diva Sinha, BA Religions The increasing levels of global warming have been hailed as one of the greatest threats to humanity and the environment. For years, industrialization and urbanization are believed to be the culprits… Read More »How Cutting Meat and Dairy Can Help Tackle Climate Change
Camilla Macciani, MA Migration and Diaspora Studies Walking through Tesco’s corridors, as the day of Brexit gets closer, many might think of what will be left on the shelves after the UK leaves the European… Read More »Bloody Tomatoes in Brexit Times
Anonymous Student In Eritrea, people are being imprisoned for years without trial. Isaias Afewerki has been the country’s sole president since independence in 1993. Since then, he has been imposing constraints on both political activity… Read More »ONE DAY SEYOUM: #FreeEritrea
Syraat Al Mustaqeem, BA English Let’s set the record straight – I’m no exchange student. I’m just a Londoner remembering SOAS while away and sending my thoughts back home. My time in Andalusia, Spain was… Read More »POSTCARDS TO SOAS: A Week in Andalusia
A Mark Your palm was in my gaze from a road full of fingerprints The tension of your thighs and walk I felt you You felt me too I saw you take your deep breathe… Read More »Issue 4 Poetry