Growing up in a country known for its “Unity in Diversity,” an essential experience was that of celebration. India is always celebrating. In its numerous festi... Read More
During the mid-semester holidays, most of our editors went home to celebrate. But with quite an international team, everyone did it differently. In this short ... Read More
Let us have a conversation today.Let us talk.Let us exchange the feelings our hearts have carried within themFor generationsLet us talk about themShare, experi... Read More
by Meike Eijsberg and Annina Claesson
On Oct. 7, Extinction Rebellion launched its largest action yet, titled International Rebellion. At 10 a.m., the peace... Read More
By Laura Holden
Coffee: the life-blood of every student. In the UK, we drink approximately 55 million cups of coffee per day, while 80% of UK househo... Read More
By Mallika Singhal
For those of us living in Paris, the terrorist attacks on the eve of 13 November 2015 shook us to our very core. For some, it was ... Read More
By Cristina Orsini
During the first six months after the breakout of violence in Libya in 2011, an estimated one million people crossed the border from Liby... Read More
DARJA, THE NORTH AFRICAN LANGUAGE THAT IS OFFICIALLY UNOFFICIAL
By Aghiles Ourad
Ghiles El Kadi and I are sitting in a café in Finsbury Park, L... Read More
by Henry O'Connell
Memories of Singapore’s colonial history are easily evoked when one lives in Singapore. The colonial buildings that line the historical dist... Read More
