LSE: Tier 4 students cannot legally attend Spring Weeks
LSE students holding Tier 4 student visas will fall into legal jeopardy if they attend Spring Week schemes, the Student…
Rick and Morty – Both promising and problematic ★★★★
By Francesca Liberatore Vaselli Animated sci-fi sitcom Rick and Morty has finally returned after a two-year gap – the longest…
Crossing the Globe #4: Hybrid Languages
This week we’re speaking about hybrid languages. We hear thoughts from Rhydian Rolant Cleaver about navigating the precarities of Welsh,…
LSE ramps up sexual violence support provisions with 36 new safe Contacts
LSE appears to be increasing its provision of support for survivors and announced the recruitment of 36 new safe contacts,…
Emma: It’s what Austen would have wanted ★★★★
2020 is the year ‘unlikeable’ women get their due and I am loving it – first Amy March, and now…
Marine Society launch Blue New Deal
By Mary Ma On Thursday, February 20th, LSESU Marine Society held its Blue New Deal launch event. The event was…
Eugenics is having a moment: what’s LSE got to do with it?
The intellectual foundations of eugenics were generated in British academia. LSE was founded by eugenicists. What is eugenics? Put simply,…
Comment: This Lent, I’m giving up loving Boris Johnson
This piece is written under a pseudonym. Post-election Boris Johnson is a very different Prime Minister from his pre-election self.…
Comment: The last man standing in the War on Drugs
In response to ‘Green Beast: LSE Should Stigmatize, Not Normalise Marijuana Use’, published online 01/02/2020: a piece arguing that the…
The Beverage Report Ep 1: Darling’s brilliance is a relic of Labour’s past ★★★★
Marking the launch of the LSE Economics Department podcast, Matthew Bradbury’s interview with Labour’s ex-chancellor Alistair Darling was insightful, informative,…
