The Big Moon’s ‘Walking Like We Do’ – half-full glasses
As my last review of Bombay Bicycle Club (and if you’re lucky enough to know me, my entire music taste)…
Comment: Banning beef begins the Road to Serfdom
What’s wrong with the LSE’s Beef Ban, and could it even lead to a slide down to totalitarianism? The recent…
Mariam Dawood on maintaining the ideal work-life balance
Mariam does it all: on top of being a part-time Masters’ student in the Department of International Relations, she is…
The trappings of power: Aung San Suu Kyi at the Hague
In December, Nobel Peace-Prize Winner and de-facto civilian leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi arrived at The Hague to…
Guftagu #2: CAA and NRC in India
“The fact that there is solidarity coming from across the globe is extremely important… Our stories are not confined to…
March 2020 – films, TV shows, plays, albums, and books to look forward to
After a culturally poor February, you will be glad to hear that there is much more to look forward to…
LSE to hold LSE Festival 2020
LSE will be holding the LSE Festival 2020, an annual series of talks and panel discussions held by the university…
Sadiq Khan and Shaun Bailey go AWOL at LSE London Mayoral Hustings
In moves reminiscent of Boris Johnson’s strategy during the 2019 Tory leadership contest, the London mayoral hustings held at LSE…
One third of LSE Economics exams have errors, other departments close behind
A Freedom of Information request by The Beaver has revealed potential concerns over a high rate of mistakes in exams…
Journos, hacks and nosey bastards: why journalism is the career for you
By Alex Jones, Deputy Editor at the Orbital, Royal Holloway’s student magazine The world of student journalism is hard-working, weird,…
