Out Reach: A DEN report
(The following article is a report by the DEN group OutReach on their discussions so far and their plans for the coming year-
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A Diwali sans crackers but with a buzzing Seminar
Diwali, also called festival of lights, is a popular Hindu festival celebrated with much enthusiasm and, rather unfortunately for the environment, a
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Reflections on “Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power”
The following is a faithful reproduction of Khalil Sabawoon’s reflections on his visit to the Tate Modern exhibition titled ” Soul of a Nation:
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Words Heal the World
On the first session of the exciting series DEN meetings that would be held this year we were presented with a vibrant range
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New Session and New Beginnings
The new session has started with some very exciting projects being a part of DEN. Our first meeting at DEN had a great
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Is the State merely a Committee for Managing the interests of Elites?
The ‘State’ is somewhat of a nuanced term in the literal sense, yet the term is widely used to describe the role and
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The end of the Catalan neverendum?
By Irene Queralt The term neverendum became popular in Quebec after a number of referenda on independence was held. It makes reference to
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Vietnam: A short film
By Carla Ruiz Armandariz
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Student Interviews Pt. 3: Speaking with Chi
For the final interview of our Vietnam series Inside Westminster caught up with Third year International Studies student and the trip’s “financial administrator”
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Two Villages and a Bay by Elerie Taylan
Aside from the nostalgia stepping off the plane upon touchdown in Hanoi, much of that feeling subsided as the days wore on. However,
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