As it looks to the future, LSE renews focus on teaching
In LSE’s latest vision for the future of the school, a key idea is familiar, Guest Contributor Scott Carpenter writes…
Centre Buildings Redevelopment set to open on schedule in June
Image courtesy of New London Development The Centre Buildings Redevelopment (CBR), the 13-storey building opposite the library that includes more…
PM Katrín Jakobsdóttir on “meeting the demands of this new century”
Katrín Jakobsdóttir has been Prime Minister of Iceland since 2017, is Chairwoman of the Left-Green Movement, and leads a coalition…
SU Provides Suicide Awareness Training
This week SU staff and LSE Residential Life have been holding 3 hour-long suicide awareness and prevention training sessions open…
“Populism is one of Latin America’s biggest exports” LSE’s new Public Policy head speaks to The Beaver
Andres Velasco is an academic who talks with the ease of a good politician. This should come as no surprise…
LSE reckons with its student satisfaction problem
As he closed the books on the 2014 school year, LSE Director Craig Calhoun had many things to celebrate. And…
It Is Now Easier Than Ever To Get A First At LSE
In a recent email to students, LSE announced key changes to how undergraduate degrees will be assessed. The new changes…
LSE Professorship Named After Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen
A previous version of this article stated that Sen received the Nobel Prize for Economics in 1988. He was in…
The public is the enemy of good journalism
I’m a little too young to have a mantra, especially one so cynical. And yet, nearly every experience I’ve had…
LSE’s French population weighs in on Notre Dame Tragedy
Illustration by Raphaelle Camarcat The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral has outlived numerous revolutions, world wars and eras, standing over…
