Marie is a writer in the Culture section this year, and in her second year studying History and International Relations at King's, with an interest in the history of the international system and the development of ideology, particularly gender and socialist.
Living in London for her studies has been a dream - and her favourite things include visiting the countless museums in the city as well as browsing through the enormous collection of books in the campus libraries, and hopes to reflect this in her writing this year for HerCampus, along with a dash of politics!
In her spare time she likes to dance, having done ballet and jazz since she was little. She also likes to read, enjoying an array of genres - from art history publications to leftist theory and classics. When she's not doing either of those things, you'll likely find her taking endless pictures of her little black cat, Belle.
Material History – A Dying Practice?
Form, Technique And Subject – Evaluating The Use Of Juxtaposition Within Art.
THE BLAME GAME: THE AFTERMATH OF THE US ELECTION AMONGST THE LEFT.
DEPOLITICISING AESTHETICS: The Problematic Development And Commodification Of Alternative Subcultures.
A Hundred Years of Women in the Workplace
Dress Codes In The Workplace: Good Or Bad?
Why Speaking Multiple Languages Is A Green Flag For Employers
The Commuter’s Journey
Eighteen Months on From Hessel’s ‘The Story of Art Without Men’ – Are we Finally Seeing the Meaningful Reinsertion of Women in Art History?
‘What Do YOU Want To Do After Uni?’ – Is Higher Education Only A Stepping Stone For What Comes Next?