Black History Month: An Introduction
Black History Month (or BHM) is a month dedicated to remembering and celebrating the contributions and achievements of black people.…
Quant 4 Qual
Have you ever wondered what the fuss was about empirical research methods? Have you wanted to learn more about these…
Tuition fee reforms announced amid political chaos
Prime Minister Theresa May last week announced plans to freeze tuition fees at £9,250 until 2019 and to raise the…
LSE Professor Chairs International Student Assessment
The Migration Advisory Committee, of which LSE Professor Alan Manning is Chair, has been commissioned to complete a detailed assessment…
Gina Miller: “Social Media Is Ghettoising Minds”
In an exclusive interview with The Beaver, businesswoman and activist Gina Miller talks social media, EU reform and Jeremy Corbyn…
How Looper revolutionised mainstream, low-budget filmmaking
Looper was released just on the 28th of September 2012 marking its fifth-year anniversary. The Rian Johnson written and directed…
Innovation: Read It and Weep, Bitch
‘The City is dead! Long live Innovation!’ are the words we hoped would be cried out around campus last week…
Austria’s slide to the right
Next Sunday, on October 15th, Austria will be called to vote for the new national parliament. The election became necessary…
The National’s Magical Misery Tour
Matt Berninger, an instrument-less poet of a lead singer in the mould of Morrissey, with baritone vocals as distinctive, stumbles…
Music as Voice: Unifying Divided Peoples
The relationship between music and politics makes a distinctive pattern for analysis. Both continue to play a crucial role in…
