1968 – LSE Unchained?
The year 1968 has become renowned for hosting some of the most important international political protests, many of which were…
The Beaver Front Cover Awards
GAYEST COVERThe sex. The colours. The kiss. It’s all popping in this 2008 issue. BEST CARTOONThe giant student body breaks…
Rocks
I see rocks, cement blocks, gradually crumbling.Water flows and erodes them,wind blows and throws themaway.In time they melt.Slowly it happens…
Leading Ladies of LSE
Beatrice Webb in 1875, courtesy of LSE Library Earlier this year, the LSE renamed its towers after three central figures…
A History of LSE Events
Muhammed Ali speaking in the Old Theatre in 1971 To the public, the LSE is known best for being a hotbed…
A Look Into Three Strikes
Earlier this month, hundreds of LSE students took to the streets in central London as part of the international climate…
“Familiar, Strange & Subject to Change”: LSE’s Sculptures
Image courtesy of Mark Wallinger and Hauser and Wirth In 2005, LSE’s resident penguin and elephant Tembo made their home…
A Year in Review
With FLIPSIDE’s inaugural full year about to come to a close, it is prime time to look back at how…
How to save journalism
The state, publications and readers all have a role to play if vital journalism is to remain a viable enterprise…
LSE needs to invest in student journalism
Student journalism is invaluable for career as well as community building For many acclaimed journalists, the answer to how to…
