Why I Study Gender…
As I leave the house to walk down the main road towards my closest tube station, I never forget to bring my headphones. I stroll along with my music on a high enough volume to cancel out the...
View ArticleOn essays and awkwardness
Lent term is about to end and so are our lectures and seminars. The harsh winter is also on its way out, touch wood, and with that our guided tour into the elusive world of theorisation and paradoxes...
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A discussion with Dr. Raewyn Connell on Gender and the Global South
Throughout the year at LSE, there are lectures by eminent scholars, academicians, journalists, entrepreneurs and other significant personas who contribute to the richness of LSE’s academic sphere....
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To Study or Not to Study Gender?
At this point, two years ago, I was browsing through LSE’s postgraduate course list almost everyday. If time and money weren’t an issue, I would have studied so many courses but this is no ideal world....
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Ladies, Gentlemen, and Those Smart Enough To Have Transcended Gender
After an hour’s anticipation in the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, David Hoyle appeared on the small stage accompanied by the Russian national anthem, to the loud cheers of the audience. Motioning for the...
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