Open Book: Mental Health and… Progress
So that’s it; the term is over and so is this blog. I want to take a moment to reflect…
Campus Globe Vandalised in Palestine Protest
On the day Mark Wallinger and the Director opened ‘World Turned Upside Down’, a public art sculpture on Sheffield Street,…
Defying the stereotypes
Part B was reintroduced in 2015 as the Beaver’s well-needed arts and culture section. Today, it reflects a broader change…
We need to scrap elections to save the SU
LSE has a problem. Our students’ union doesn’t represent the wider student community. While the majority of students are women,…
LSE Library – The Most Social Spot On Campus?
To the current LSE student, the Library symbolises the most frustrating stairs known to mankind, free lollipops and resident rodents.…
Busy as a Beaver – The Story of Felix
Adopted in February 1922, the LSE beaver mascot was selected by Edwin Cannan, Professor of Political Economy at the time.…
Crime and Punishment: LSE Misdeeds
Like the metropolis that surrounds it, LSE has seen its fair share of crime and mischief. The open campus is…
Goodbye to The Beaver
The Beaver is my home. It is the university family everybody wants. It is the friend everybody deserves. I don’t…
How can I ever change things that I feel?
Sexuality, home and change I look down at the lapel of my coat. Fuck. The badges. I forgot to take…
Writing the LSE story since 1949
Though The Beaver has evolved through the decades, its penchant for substantive news coverage and hard-hitting commentary has never dwindled.…
