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Where nostalgia meets budget: Why are LSE students swapping coffee for SKVP’s Chai and Vada Pav?

What makes a good food spot on campus? Saumya explores through SKVP's newest branch in the Garrick.

TikTok Didn’t Kill Consumerism – It Just Made It Judgemental

Sophie argues that TikTok’s ‘anti-consumerism’ trend hasn’t challenged overconsumption, but instead turns restraint into a performance of moral superiority that individualises blame while leaving the system untouched.

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Uncovering LSE’s Ties to British Petroleum: In Conversation With Student Campaigners

Janset interviews student campaigners on LSE's relationship with British Petroleum

Week 8: An Update from the Sabatical Officers

Tito Molokwu, General Secretary This term, I have raised students’ questions to the LSE Investments Subcommittee at the annual investments meeting. I’ve successfully lobbied LSE to put microwaves in every common room — this project is now underway! I also ⁠chaired the Black Student Experience Working Group, where we are…

Learning to Love Your Neighbour: On Interfaith Dialogue at LSE

What does it mean to engage in interfaith dialogue? How do we do it respectfully, without giving up our own views, whilst also learning from others? Lucas speaks to 6 students and 1 professor on interfaith dialogue, emphasising the continuing prevalence of religion in today's society, conflicts and culture.

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Where nostalgia meets budget: Why are LSE students swapping coffee for SKVP’s Chai and Vada Pav?

TikTok Didn’t Kill Consumerism – It Just Made It Judgemental

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Podcast

Uncovering LSE’s Ties to British Petroleum: In Conversation With Student Campaigners

Week 8: An Update from the Sabatical Officers

Learning to Love Your Neighbour: On Interfaith Dialogue at LSE

Wuthering Heights: The Latest Embodiment of our Literacy Crisis