LSE ISVAT confused over EU/EEA students’ apparent lack of concern for UK status post-Brexit
LSE’s International Student Visa Advice Team (ISVAT) recently canceled an informational event for EU/EEA students about the UK’s new settlement…
Students address LSE directors in the first town hall meeting of 2020
By Sophie Lamotte and Kevin Morris On Tuesday February 11th, over a hundred students attended the LSE lunchtime Q&A meeting…
LSE Limelight #10: Earthrise Journal Winter 2019 Issue
“What it has done, and what the purpose of it is, is to try and engage as many students as…
Satire and Soviets: An evening with Armando Iannucci
On Tuesday, 2 February, LSE’s Government Department held a screening of Armando Iannucci’s 2017 film The Death of Stalin. The…
Bombshell – fox in the #MeToo hen house
There’s an irony of a proto-MeToo movement taking place in the halls of the fiercely conservative Fox News’ offices in…
LSE Ideas ranked number one university affiliated think Tank
By Angbeen Abbas LSE IDEAS, a think tank affiliated with the London School of Economics, has been ranked as the…
LSESU Labour endorses Rebecca Long-Bailey and Dawn Butler
LSESU Labour has chosen its preferred candidates for the upcoming Labour Party election. The two chosen candidates are; Rebecca Long-Bailey,…
Career diversity in marketing and communication
(C) LSE Careers By Anna Leigh Today the media is an inescapable and ingrained force in our society. Whether it’s…
Coronavirus: What’s behind the mask?
Jintao Zhu writes about the Coronavirus, xenophobia and the implications of being afraid of the mask. The Coronavirus (2019-nCov) outbreak…
Indignation sparked as Home Office denies Visa to Cambridge sociologist
By Eva Fernandez Dr Asiya Islam, an Indian sociologist at Newnham College, University of Cambridge, has been denied permanent residency…
