'Changing places, Making spaces' Lecture thoughts | Esha Amin
Like the majority of lectures Harris Westminster offers, “Changing Places, Making Spaces” was a highly interesting and unexpected one...
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Feb 23, 20235 min read
Silver | Melodi Dogru
It was the day the Moon fell. He started down in haste as if the scale had been tipped off by the flick of a finger. The clouds moved...
Feb 23, 20234 min read
Daniel Hannan, the ERG and the origins of Brexit | Fela Callahan
Despite being amid another post‐Brexit ‘difficulty’ in debates over the Northern Ireland protocol, the consensus is that we should now...
Feb 23, 20233 min read
Climate Apathy | Bobby Hughes
With the passing of the COP27 climate summit in Egypt last November, the global community’s stance on climate change has never been...
Feb 21, 20235 min read
How Russia damaged China's ambitions in Asia | Fela Callahan
Recent tensions over the shooting down of a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon have led me to consider how such tensions may...
Feb 21, 20233 min read
The morality of striking: should we condone it? | Jessica Hawkins
On the morning of the 10th of November, Harris Westminster staff and students faced the hardship of getting to school alongside the mass...
Feb 4, 20231 min read
The Teary Eyed Boy | Milo Ghiandai
There is a teary eyed boy, they're big and brown they taste, lick and breathe the watery sigh of the world. He lives for autumn orange...
Jan 24, 20235 min read
America’s global influence and International Organisations | Ike Idikakalu
The United States of America has long been the pre-eminent global superpower and perhaps the most powerful nation to ever exist....
Jan 24, 20234 min read
Siblings | Oliwia Kamieniecka
If you’ve had the delightful experience of having your patience tested to the limits, buttons pressed beyond repair and an ebbing will to...
Jan 24, 20231 min read
The Linoleum Headquarters | Mia Spiller
Straight backed and tight lipped, She commands her office. Constant ringing, conversing on the Kremlin-Whitehouse hotline Seeping through...
Dec 7, 20221 min read
The Baby (Celia) | Willow Jopp
How does such a simple, innocent face Paint one thousand colours with a smile? She had as well a smile to be seen: Soft as a willow tree,...
Dec 7, 20223 min read
Does skateboarding belong in the mainstream? | Ezra Petty
Since its invention in 1950’s California, skateboarding has been subject to varying public opinion. Started as a way for surfers to catch...
Dec 7, 20227 min read
A Man and a Woman | Melodi Dogru
Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful man and a handsome woman. They had not known each other for long but had already developed a...
Dec 7, 20225 min read
The Evolution of Flight | Ike Idikakalu
Flight has evolved at least four separate times in different animals in history, rendering it a highly coveted trait supporting the...
Dec 7, 20225 min read
Opinion Piece: What can tax avoidance tell us about considered political discourse? | Leo Waterhouse
Colloquialisms like ‘every pound that avoids tax is another taken from the workers pocket’ echo their sanctimonious tone across the walls...
Dec 7, 20223 min read
A Response to Sontag's 'America, seen darkly, through photographs' | Uma Loxley
Many different American photographers' subject matter focuses on an idea of ‘Americanness’. However, some subvert this notion by focusing...
Dec 7, 20224 min read
Addiction and Masculinity | Uma Loxley
From the day that they are born, boys are expected to uphold the ideals that society deems important in a successful man. They should be...
Nov 20, 20225 min read
The Unavoidable Walk | Melodi Dogru
He began climbing the steps of the escalator. There seemed to be so many at first, but he took his time with them. The upside was that...
Nov 20, 20224 min read
Prayer of Absolution | Yolanda Trujillo Rodriguez De Ledesma
I wish I could write, but the obscenity of that deed forbids me to do so. My inexperience, weakened by my distaste for condolences, puts...
Nov 20, 20222 min read
Story Behind The Click - V-J Day In Times Square | Wassim Difallah
Alfred Eisenstaedt (1898 - 1995) was a German-Born (actually born in Poland but raised in Germany) American photographer and...
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