The Baldwin/Buckley Debate Of 1965, And How Baldwin Won It
In this dramatic account, Joss Harrison looks back at one of the most powerful yet overlooked victories of the American…
Magic, Marvel and Matilda: Musings around Musicals
A conversation about Matilda: the Musical, and how I bullied my friends into ditching dinner plans and working with me.…
UGM Asks for Student Input in Democracy Reform
The LSESU held a Union General Meeting last Thursday evening in the Saw Swee Hock Centre. In addition to regular…
“A Star Is Born”: A Tale of Two Artists
A Star is Born’s fourth incarnation brings revelations from both Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper in his directorial debut. A…
“Ninety-five percent of economics is common sense.” Ha-Joon Chang on Brexit, trade and Kpop
The Beaver editor sat down with the Cambridge economist, whose ideas about trade and development have influenced policymakers and academics…
Societies Report Abundance Of Fresh Meat
The beginning of the 2018/19 academic session has seen a new influx of undergraduate and graduate freshers, with many societies…
The Houghton Street We Deserve
The stupidest thing Tony Blair ever said was that the twentieth century was the conservative century. In contrast, while the…
A Whirlwind 48 Hour Stop in Barcelona.
In Spain’s most cosmopolitan city , you’ll sample traditional paella, face the kicks of tapas and sweet sangria, binge on…
LSEAU ‘Unwelcome’ Party
“Shambles”, “utter disgrace” and “worst event I’ve ever been to” were just a few of the comments made after Wednesday’s…
King Lear for the Theatrically Illiterate: Thoughts on Ian McKellen, Dementia and Special Effects
Walking into the Duke of York Theatre, I knew exactly two things about Shakespeare’s famous tragedy: that the plot was…
