Eliott PerrotWho never invented some pretext to avoid helping a friend move out? Who never pretended not to see the homeless person begging for some coins on the street? Surely, all we think about is ourselves. Let’s think about the...
Society
Margaux Le Bouler
Maxence Delespaul
The psychology behind climate inaction
According to a 2008 survey conducted by the Pew Research Center, most Americans do not feel a personal connection to climate change. They do view it as a concern, but it is still not perceived as a priority on par with...
Selma Bouhemou
Global Edition | one pandemic, fourteen stories
Along with 13 other student medias around the world, KIP is proud to take part to the Global Edition, a project initiated by Tra I Leoni. Testimonies, reflections and messages of hope were gathered during two months, to...
Martin Terrien
Citizens of the world, be awed !
No human being has ever seen that much technical progress in the span of 60 years. We, the people of the western world, are fortunate enough to live in incommensurable comfort. Be it at work or at home, technological...
Henri Loppinet
Tara Ollivier
Kim Provent
What coronavirus tells us about globalization
The scene could not be more striking. Right in the middle of March, Krabi airport, Thailand’s tourist jewel, is half deserted. Every tourist roaming the halls waiting for their flight is wearing a mask. A shopkeeper...
Diego Davo
Athletics: The World Championships which, unfortunately, kept all its promises
The World Championships is a major event of the track and field season, yet this year’s was terrible. Doubts had been raised ever since Qatar was chosen to host the games. Almost every criticism made of the Qatari...
Antoine Razeghi
Meme – the new art of the 21st century
Hegel counted five arts. They were architecture, sculpture, painting, music and poetry, ranked from the most material to the most expressive one. As the technical innovations of the twenty-first century came about, the...
Margaux Boulte
Plume Anonyme
We need to take the bull by the horns !
What’s interesting is that we call someone « bovine » when they look stupid. For, in Westerners’ imaginary bestiary, the cow gets the short end of the stick. The sheep and the snake have a biblical status, the lion and...
Sarah Pergentini
Alexandre Denis
A Holi day full of colours
Among the mind-boggling collage of posters covering our campus, there is one that has queerly stood out over the past week, inviting you all to “Holi”. Pushing the colour palettes of campus printers to their limits, it...
Aditya Taank
No New Friends: Curating Your Social Network
A social network – in the truest, offline sense of the word – is a curious thing. In a recent lecture on Leading Organisations in Business, my class was shown various maps of social networks in organisations...
Joshua Kelly
