Francis Martin, MA Religion in Global Politics The staircase corkscrews from the street to the underground platform and you’re climbing against gravity, circling round and round as your bag seems to grow heavier. Then it… Read More »Short Story: Arriving at SOAS
Khadija Kothia, BA History An intrusion at Dinwiddy House has been described by SOAS students as “traumatic”, leading to revelations about the accommodation’s inadequate security staffing. A man, said to be in his twenties, followed… Read More »Dinwiddy House break-in reveals inadequate student protection.
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… Read More »SOAS Summer Photos 2018
Pauline Blanchet is a Third Year Development Studies and Linguistics student. For the past year she has been producing her own podcast about mental health and young people where she has investigated some of the… Read More »Regular Column: Auntie Po
So, first, as our agony aunt this year for The SOAS Spirit, tell us about yourself. Pauline: My name is Pauline Blanchet, and I am a third-year student, studying Linguistics and Development. I have been… Read More »Humans of SOAS Pauline Blanchet: Talking Mental Health with our Agony Aunt
Breaking down stereotypes and building a tight-knit team, rugby at SOAS is not like anywhere else! When thinking about rugby it is easy to assume that those that play the sport are “lads” in every… Read More »Spotlight: SOAS Men’s Rugby