Malala Yousafzai, who became the youngest-ever Nobel laureate at 17, was voted in as one of the social secretaries of Lady Margaret Hall and in her manifesto, she vowed to bring back “bops” (short for Big Open Party) - college parties with cheap alcohol and fancy dress themes. She rose to fame as a global campaigner for human rights and women’s education and is now active in university life.
Malala was elected as the social secretary after running a successful campaign alongside fellow student Tiger Akawin. The duo is now expected to take charge of the college’s bops and wider social calendar, and have indicated their desire for more events with other colleges.
