I Sew For Peace
Wafi explores themes of time, ethics, and justice through metaphors of sewing.
The Future of Centrism? In interview with Vince Cable
Vasavi takes a deep-dive with Vince Cable, former leader of the Liberal Democrats, and LSE Liberal Democrat Society into the…
“Far Too Lopsided Towards Spring”: LSE Students Reflect on their Assessment Structure
Tomas explores exam timetabling and methodology at LSE. Is it better - in terms of learning or stress alleviation -…
“A Checkpoint Rather than a Total Reset”: The Culture of New Year’s Resolutions at LSE
Angelika interviews students across LSE on what New Years Resolutions mean to them. Does LSE provide an environment that is…
The Annual January Delusion
Amelia explores why we can't stick to our New Year's resolutions and how to overcome this.
An Introvert’s Informal Guide to Surviving Welcome Week
Caitlin reflects on the expectations of the 'freshers' experience'.
A Dive into the Catan Competitive Scene with DandyDrew
Kiara interviews a Catan player on his journey to becoming a champion at the strategy board game.
Everyone Can Have Taste (If They Can Afford It)
Anisha dives into the contradictions of having 'taste' while trying to stay ahead of trends.
LSE Makes Guarantor Scheme Available to Home Students
Amy dissects the decision to extend LSE's guarantor scheme to financially disadvantaged Home students.
LSE Students to Vote on Continued Affiliation to the National Union of Students
Jack explores the decision to hold a referendum over NUS affiliation due to their perceived inaction on Gaza.