2022年1月15日 · Ela Heeley is a contributing writer at The Beaver student newspaper, a self-published fiction author with over 100,000 recorded readers, and a new poet based in London. You can find her on Twitter: @ElaHeeley

2022年8月19日 · About: I am a student at the LSE and an independent journalist. My interests lie primarily in politics and linguistics, and I also work in performing arts. Is The Pen Still Mightier Than The Sword?

By Ela Heeley March 12, 2025 No Comments 9 min read It is October 16, 2024. The world is reeling as Liam Payne—former member of boyband One Direction—has fallen to his death in a drug-fuelled bender at the CasaSur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

2024年1月24日 · Ela Heeley, Future Leader and student at LSE, shares her journey and experience in applying to the Circl Leadership Programme.

Past Committees 2024/2025. President: Tristan Ringmo. Secretary: Andrey Turbayevsky. Treasurer: Oliver Dean. Postgraduate Officer: Simon August. Women’s Officer ...

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2021年9月1日 · In October 2020, Ela Heeley, 18 ,from St Helens, was staying in Whiston Hospital for around four days due to mental health reasons. The teenager, who said she was experiencing a "really low and confusing point" in her life said she was brought to tears when she heard singing coming down the corridor late one night.

Exciting News! Ela Heeley, Future Leader of our Wieden+Kennedy cohort has written an article sharing her experience with the Circl Leadership Programme Application. Ela writes about her...

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2021年11月11日 · By Ela Heeley. When you search online for ‘LSE social life’, you’re hard pressed to find a post that isn’t laced with disappointment or pure indifference. Having now experienced the seven-day purgatory that was freshers’ week, I’m sorry to say that if you’re looking for an alternative opinion, this is not the article for you.