La Mentira re-opened under a new name this September for fresher's week - gaining a lot of attention from Segovians and especially IE first-years.
In...
As our calendars turned a page to December, our beautiful city Segovia starts to be embezzled by beautifılly lit-up decorations.
This time of year, living...
The most anticipated event of the year has finally arrived, landing with all its festivities at IE University. Football enthusiasts, and amateurs alike, can’t...
Across the internet, we are seeing a range of discussions involving women who identify as anti-feminists. I was initially perplexed as I wondered why a woman would oppose the pursuit of equal rights. To fully grasp this situation, we have to ask ourselves a couple of questions, starting with: How is feminism even perceived today?
Having relatives visit is almost always stressful, but in a shocking twist, a back-to-back, grandparent-filled weekend offered me peace and many new fun-facts to...
The 29th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29), held in Baku, Azerbaijan, wasn’t just another meeting of world leaders—it was a moment to decide whether global promises on climate action would translate into real change. Against the backdrop of towering mountains, melting glaciers, and drying rivers, Central Asia stepped forward with ambitious ideas and plans to address its climate challenges. For a region often overlooked, COP29 provided a moment to showcase not just its vulnerabilities but its potential to lead in the fight against climate change.
