Lent Term – The Time for Giving Up?
Well, God knows how we’ve got here, but according to my timetable we’re almost at the end of second term.…
Halloween – The Rise and Fall of Molly’s Principles
It’s that time of year again. It’s Halloween. Perhaps the most bizarre of all the strange festivities, each year I…
Election Night: Cold Hearts, Warm Pints
It started well. I must admit that it did start well. The screens were blaring, the coffee had been chugged,…
LSE Sparks Outrage with Failure to Release Exam Results.
By Greg Sproston, Former Executive Editor Contemptuous School Management sends off Graduating Students with Final ‘Fuck You’. In a move…
The Amartya Sen Interview: on Democracy and Justice
By Taryana Odayar and Sonali Campion. An aged gentleman wearing a bright yellow raincoat slowly shuffles into the lobby of…
In conversation with the indefatigable Julia Gillard
By Taryana Odayar, former Executive Editor. Julia Gillard was the 27th Prime Minister of Australia (2010-2013), and the first woman to…
Automation’s Bumpy Impact on Social Reality
by Gabriel Zech An imminent, large-scale decrease in full-time employment means that we need to think beyond the noncomprehensive policies…
Emerging Markets Forum Successful Again
by Cameron Ormesher, Undergraduate Student On the 10th-11th March at the Millennium Hotel in Mayfair, London, the eighth annual edition…
Big Brother Is Coming Closer
by Mona Elkateb, Postgraduate Student The issue of mass surveillance is a growing worry; its future undetermined and its current…
‘Predictability And its Limits’ In its Final Week
By Yap Lay Sheng, Staff Writer Entering its final week, LSE Arts’s latest exhibition ‘Predictability and its Limits’ is yet…
