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Protest organisers mistook LSU Media journalists, providing impartial coverage of the event, for official representatives of LSU and turned chants on the reporters.
The highly coveted LSU Media awards are just two days away – those nominated are eagerly awaiting to see if they can take home the win. Tickets for this years’ awards are free, but must be booked through the LSU app or website to secure a place. We highly recommend all nominees attend, as you never know who may win! Feel free to bring friends along with you, even if they are not part of LSU Media themselves. We hope to see many of you for our starlight soiree on Wednesday 22nd May. With eighteen categories there are a lot…
Picture it… your image on our print magazine cover! We are looking for one fabulous Lens photographer to have their picture on our front cover! The magazine is themed around destruction, but we encourage you to be creative with what this means! To submit your photo click here The deadline to submit your photo is 14th April 10pm If you have any questions, please message us on Instagram @lborolabel
Drake Bell, Amanda Bynes, Ariana Grande, and Jeanette McCurdy – four child stars that worked at Nickelodeon. But at what cost. This docuseries investigates some of abuse that child stars endured at Nickelodeon in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. From inappropriate sexual humour on screen, to sexual abuse behind closed doors. Several child stars feature in the series, opening up about their personal experiences on and off set. Coming to the UK on Discovery+ Monday 25th March. It is a hard series to watch, making viewers question what they naively watched in their childhood. But is necessary to opening…
Our second magazine of the year will be themed around DESTRUCTION! Anything from breaking down barriers, challenging systematic discrimination, and physical demolition. We want your ideas! To submit your pitch click here… We welcome any pitch ideas, and strongly encourage relating your topic to student life. Whether that is by focussing on a specific group of students, or including quotes from students/ staff. The deadline to submit your pitch is 23rd March and the deadline to have written your article is the 2nd April. If your article is selected for our magazine, it should be no more than 600 words…
By Bairavee Sivakanthan. The Aftermath of Hamilton’s Transfer… In the turbulent world of Formula 1, the recent surprise transfer of Lewis Hamilton from Mercedes to join Ferrari after 11 years, has shocked the sporting crowd and may create heightened sparks and rivalries amongst teams that may last seasons to come. With Hamilton set to join Ferrari in the 2024 season, let’s explore what’s to come with this transfer, amongst teams and which rivalries will spawn and dominate, gripping and exciting fans resulting in an electrifying season of intense motorsport racing. The most immediate rivalry that fans will look to is…
Written by Emily Hall Creative Date Ideas for Students this Valentines Confused about what to do this Valentine’s Day Week? Worried about the cost of the special day for you and your partner? Well no need to worry anymore! I’m here to provide a few budget-friendly ideas that you can do whilst in university. From small trips out, to cozy nights in, let’s talk about how you can make this occasion extra special! Many leading supermarkets come up with special ‘meal deals’ around this time of year and we all know going out on Valentine’s Day is generally expensive for…
Written by Maria Fernanda Varney An overview, predictions, and relevance to the change in consumer values After much needed respite following fashion month and the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, actors and actresses are restoring the red carpet. A literal parade of promotion and mass-release of media ensues, previously postponed. And what better way to stand out than method dressing? Think of Hunter Schafer and stylist Dara Allen curating looks for the ‘Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’ premieres and press junkets. Amidst this celebrity revival, how apt is it that the Metropolitan Museum of Art, affectionately known as…
Hannah Griffin looks into working from home 3 years after the start of the pandemic, prompting the majority of the British workforce to adapt. 56% of Londoners say they wouldn’t take a job if it’s not flexible – meaning they have the choice to work remotely or from the office. And who can blame them? With the COVID-19 pandemic proving that most of the UK workforce can swap office desks for kitchen tables, there’s no doubt that the groggy morning commute has never been less appealing. Many have found home working an easy way to juggle increasingly busy schedules… Studies have…