Alastair Campbell Talks People’s Vote
Solender: What is the current strategy being pursued to bring about a second referendum? Campbell: One of the most important…
LSE’s top donor was also a prominent backer of Vote Leave. Does it matter?
In April 2015, millionaire investor Paul Marshall made an “unprecedented gift” to LSE to the tune of £30 million for…
Luxury real estate arrives at LSE
A new luxury residence a dozen metres from LSE raises questions about London’s housing crisis. Founded at the edges of…
COP24: Being a fly on the wall at the United Nations Climate Change Conference
Are we getting closer to saving the world from climate change? As a postgraduate student at LSE studying Environment and…
LSE Red Lips Week: What Makes Us Powerful?
Women Leaders of Tomorrow (WLT) held the Red Lips Week this past week, a week-long project aimed at reminding women…
New LSE-Bocconi Double Degree Programme
The London School of Economics and the University of Bocconi in Milan have launched a new Double Degree programme in…
Bring Me The Horizon’s “amo” sets an evolutionary bar for the rock genre
Bring Me The Horizon are a unique band. Since their debut album in 2006, every forthcoming release differs to their…
Mental Health and… Support
Everyone’s mental health is different. No two people experience their environment in the same way, and so the pressures and…
A letter to the SU from The Beaver
As concerns about society management, transparency of decision-making and negligence amount at the Students’ Union doorstep, the Editorial Board calls…
“Sweeney Todd”: Applaud for Drama Society’s Final Bow
The end-of-year musical is the flagship event in the Drama Society’s calendar. In collaboration with the Music Society, master’s student…
