Par Pr. Sophie Rochefort-Guillouet
On connaît mieux les résultats militaires et diplomatiques des guerres de l’Opium, qui opposèrent la Chine à la Grande Bretagne, que les raisons profondes de leur déclenchement.
On this gloomy Sunday, we almost see the door to the last week of semester 1. And one might ask: where’d all the time go? As the song says, it’s starting to fly, hands waving goodbye. It feels like we spent a total of 5 months waiting for time to fly, for hands to wave goodbye, for the delicious relief of a Saturday night where only the estranged faces of customers in a bar seem to whisper, “you have a life outside of Sciences Po”.
Continue reading “Sciences Po, the Musical”Marx says that history repeats itself, first time as tragedy, second time as farce. And here we are, facing our second year rep election in a year. This is an accomplishment recently surpassed only by the Cabinet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
Continue reading “An over-analysis of the year rep re-election”Jiayi Qiu, a former student on Le Havre campus, was the Year Rep for the 2021/22 cohort until he left Sciences Po just prior to this academic year. In his absence the position became vacant, until the re-election this week. He is best remembered by his quote: “The GP is here 2 days a week, while i’m sick 6 days a week”
Continue reading “An address from our former Year Rep”HD organizes conference with Dean Stéphanie Balme to discuss the role of Europe in Taiwan Strait Sovereignty issue
“In Le Havre, I feel like home”. With this kind remark, Stéphanie Balme began her speech to an Amphi crowded with students who listened attentively, a slice of pizza in their hands, as though “they were in a movie”, as the speaker said.
Continue reading “G2+1= pizza!”
Le Dragon Déchaîné 