Feminism in Southeast Asia; a Myth?
Born and raised in Malaysia myself, I know that gender equality and the very concept of feminism are heavily contested in topics within the...
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5 Procrastination Techniques I’ve Adopted this Month
So, yes, maybe there are only (I say this while cringing) 20,000 or so words separating me from finishing my degree, but that hasn’t...
Your Last Chance To See The Original Les Miserables
Les Misérables is likely the most well-known musical of all time, the name familiar to people who will never even hear of Everybody’s...
How Extending Article 50 Solves Nothing
Whilst the rest of the world gets things done, as in New Zealand , Britain slams the table demanding ‘more Brexit, now!’. I say ‘Britain’,...
Emilia: A Review
The West End has seen an influx of shows about the women of history who have been denied the opportunities to tell their own stories: we’ve...
What Kind Of Industry Are We Supporting? Animal Agriculture And Its Impact On Climate Change.
Most people try to help combat the issue of climate change by recycling plastic, using energy saving light bulbs, walking and cycling to...
When Does Determination Become Destructive?
Is this piece about Brexit? It certainly could be, and the fact that mainstream politics has devolved into something resembling a...
Branding As Governing: Evian
The branding of a product, whatever that may be, is inherently linked to forms of government. Not necessarily the government that runs a...
Copenhagen: A Brief Travel Guide
A friend of mine and I decided to take a trip to Copenhagen, Denmark last month and I figured it was worth sharing our experience for...
5 Female Literary Characters that Shaped Me
Matilda – ‘Matilda’ - Roald Dahl A Roald Dahl classic and possibly one of the first novels I remember reading, Matilda stands as an iconic...
On Writing What You Know
If you’ve ever put pen to paper to write anything more imaginative than a shopping list, you’ve probably heard the phrase ‘write what you...
The Harassment of Women in KCLSU Elections
There is a deeply sombre note in the breaking of this news not only during Women’s History Month but International Women’s Day and yet,...
Are Our Thoughts Our Own?
There is one world, one set for life, however there are billions of different internal worlds where separate theatres of thought play out,...
What Will We Talk About After Brexit?
Brexit has clogged the headlines for a very long time. The negotiations (or lack of them) have been draining most media bandwidth for...
5 Tips for Your Tinder Profile
I think we’d be lying if we didn’t all admit that at some point or another, we’ve ended up on Tinder. Whether you sign up genuinely looking...
She Was Working in a Cocktail Bar: 5 Must-Try Cocktail Bars in London
And before we know it, it’s March… so why not celebrate the start of the new semester by gathering your mates and heading down to one of...
Loneliness at Uni is a Real Problem. How Do We Address It?
For an event touted as one of the most difficult transitions young people face, discussion about the move to university often focuses on...
Seven Reasons You Should Be Watching The Umbrella Academy
The chances are, unless you’ve been living under a rock for a few weeks, you’ve at least heard of The Umbrella Academy . Netflix’s newest...
Can the Party Splits Make a Dent in our Politics?
Before Brexit, Britain had two major political parties tussling for the privilege to undo whatever policies the other had just enacted. Our...
Let’s Talk Liam Neeson
Liam Neeson. Who is Liam Neeson? When I think of Liam Neeson, I think of the compassionate man that Oskar Schindler was, I think of the...
