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This article is written in conjunction with the IE Law Society. By Paulette Freixas Rey In a race that played out much differently than many expected, the 2024 presidential election was called the day after Election Day, declaring Donald J. Trump the 47th president of the...

IEU Law Society - February 13, 2025

Institutional Autonomy vs. Student Liberty: 80% Attendance Rule Analysis

This article is written in conjunction with the IE Law Society. By Aronnya Saha We are all painfully aware of IE's 80% mandatory attendance policy; it...

A College Halloween: Movies Have the Entire Vibe Wrong

As a wanna-be Halloween enthusiast, my first-ever college Halloween weekend was an event that I, like many others, greatly anticipated. Growing up with U.S....

The Footballer as the Soldier

Football, by far the world’s most popular sport, is the mirror of our society. Its Americanisation is visible as much as it is audible, as expressed by the autumnal voice of visitor Miguel Ángel Gil Marín, CEO of Atlético de Madrid, on 7 October at the IE Tower Auditorium. This week, it was rumoured that the first fixture of the sort will be the very Atlético against Barcelona in Miami three days before Christmas. How will this circus end? We shall wait. Perhaps we will live to see.

Rethinking Attendance: The Balance Between Presence and Policy

Before attending IE, attendance was not my strong suit. Throughout high school, I frequently skipped class, and when I did attend, I was almost...

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Donald J Trump: An Impulsive Disruptor or a Calculated Madman?

Emanuel Mayagoitia - March 29, 2025

The Madman theory suggests that being perceived as a Madman can help make pretty “incredible threats more credible.” And although recent research has stressed the deficiencies of the Madman theory and demonstrated why it does not work, Trump still...

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Michela Robino - March 28, 2025

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Parthenope: Sorrentino Delivers a Celestial Letter to Naples

Guest Writer - March 19, 2025

By Arthur Osborne-Young Paolo Sorrentino continues his expansion into Italian maximalism with his newest installation, Parthenope. Paolo’s connection to Naples is explored further in his boldest take on the city and his style; the story centers around the working life...

Bridging the AI Divide: How Europe’s AI Decisions Shape Healthcare and Wealth Disparities

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Public vs. Private Healthcare: Pandemic Lessons Discussed At the Warwick Economics Summit 2025

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Generative AI and The Death of Critical Thinking

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China’s Strategic Vision: Rethinking Global Aid

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Cultural Appropriation: Less Progressive Than We Think?

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When was the last time you stopped to wonder if something you wore, said, or did might offend someone from another culture? If you’ve spent even a semester at...

How Weave Living Is Redefining the Rental Experience of Asia Pacific

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There was one election the entire world watched, that was the US election. In November of 2024 it was Kamala Harris versus Donald Trump. A rematch of ideologies. And...

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