The Quiet Laundering of Propoganda at the LSE
Sherkan exposes how institutional neutrality at LSE masks the quiet laundering of propaganda under the guise of academic freedom.
A Society Run on Overcommercialised Nostalgia: Why Hollywood Has Seemingly Run Out of Ideas
Angelica questions why Hollywood prefers remakes and links it to an increasing economy for nostalgia.
Education Secretary Confirms That Tuition Fees for Home Students Will Rise Each Year with Inflation
Written by Amy O’Donoghue The Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, has confirmed that tuition fees will rise with inflation for the…
LSE faces backlash over event featuring Israeli organisation The Dinah Project
Alba delves into the unrest on campus following exclusive event focused on the sexual violence of October 7th.
LSE students form grassroots ‘Your Party’ branch in attempt to unite the left on campus
Jack attends the launch of new political group on campus, formed in support of Sultana and Corbyn's Your Party.
Staff petition urging re-evaluation of LSE’s approach to divestment gains over 130 signatures
Janset explores the background behind recent staff petition calling for divestment.
We’re Fighting Trump All Wrong
Ethan rethinks how to confront Trumpism, arguing that facts alone can’t defeat a fantasy, only a new ideology can.
Case Closed (Book): The LSE Law School Changes Its Exam Policy
Skye and Angelika take on the LSE Law School's rapid exam policy changes, and question whether students are happy about…
Lessons on Revolution: How an LSE student protest became a play about political action
Suchita connects LSE's past and present student activism through the Lessons on Revolution play
LSE: The London School of Expectations?
Anna takes an economic perspective on the first-year experience of applying for Spring Weeks, and considers its impact on the…
