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News Made Easy: University Funding
By: Benjamin Jackson, MSc Violence, Conflict and Development The Browne Review and 2012 changes Since tuition fees trebled in 2012, there has been much scrutiny on university funding, but less information – the majority… Read More »News Made Easy: University Funding
London Student Drama Festival Returns in March
Jordana Belaiche, BA Politics The London Student Drama Festival, a yearly celebration featuring devised performances of entirely student written pieces from London Universities, approaches its fourth year on 5th March 2016. The festival, which began… Read More »London Student Drama Festival Returns in March
Communist Pub Crawl Through London
Harry Wise, BA Politics During the 1970s, when the trade unions were considered more powerful than the government, union leaders, such as Jack Jones, would often pop round to 10 Downing Street for ‘beer and… Read More »Communist Pub Crawl Through London
London’s Dark Winter Illuminated
Ameera Iqbal, BA International Relations and History Last weekend, the first ever lights festival to hit the capital took place with London’s iconic buildings and locations illuminated by 30 jaw-dropping installations. Taking inspiration from the… Read More »London’s Dark Winter Illuminated
It’s The Season for Christmas Markets
Annemari de Silva, MA South Asian Area Studies The time of overspending, guilt-trips, and negative budgets is nigh. As Christmas dominates the season of holidays, we get lost in our ideological debates about consumerism and the… Read More »It’s The Season for Christmas Markets