Reading Week for the Many, Not the Few
Reading week is a blessing of a concept. An entire week with no classes or lectures that you are free…
Has #MeToo Gone Too Far?
As the #MeToo movement broke out, I, like most others, was inspired by the women leading the movement to stand…
LSE100 Is Intellectually Insincere
When interviewing Paul Kelly for an article on assessment diversification, the then-ProDirector for Education at the LSE made a remark…
LSE’s 2030 Strategy is a sign of good times to come. Students should engage with it
After a year at this university, I have come to perceive that very few people around me show any excitement…
How to fix American democracy
Americans have shown a clear preference for Democrats, but without systemic reform, Republicans will continue to cling to power Contrary…
At Max’s, Sandwiches With A Soundtrack
On a quiet stretch of Crouch Hill Road, a 10-minute walk north from Finsbury Park tube station, lies the unassuming…
199Z: Diversity Revisited: A fusion of art, culture and of course, fashion
“Diversity” is one of the most widely-used buzzwords in society today. From affirmative action initiatives in politics to discussion around…
‘The average LSE student is a bit like David Cameron’
Catherine MacLean, the Labour Society’s newly elected chair, has a lot to say. She talked to the Beaver about education,…
Odell’s Ode to London
Fans lined up by the dozens in the cold outside London’s iconic concert room Hammersmith Apollo, full of impatience and…
International Student Diary: Stripping, Pets, and Food
Where are you from? Ryan Lim: I’m from Singapore. I grew up in quite a few countries because my dad…
