“Everyone should be concerned” : Turning Point UK sets up stall in front of CBG, sparking outrage
Alba covers the controversial visit of Turning Point UK to LSE's campus.
Enron: LSESU Drama Society Production Review
Syl reviews the LSESU Drama Society's first Autumn Term play of the 2025-2026 academic year, Enron.
Swimming against the current: Yusra Mardini’s story
Shreya ties her experience as a swimmer with the movie "The Swimmers", a film that seemingly captures the essence of…
Marvel Finds its Heart Again in ‘Thunderbolts’
How Thunderbolts is a renewal on the superhero genre after the disaster that was MCU Phase 4
A Conversation with Scott Neustadter: Hollywood Screenwriter and LSE Alumnus
Skye speaks to Scott about all things (500) Days of Summer, London, and life writing for the screen.
The Quiet Laundering of Propoganda at the LSE
Sherkan exposes how institutional neutrality at LSE masks the quiet laundering of propaganda under the guise of academic freedom.
A Society Run on Overcommercialised Nostalgia: Why Hollywood Has Seemingly Run Out of Ideas
Angelica questions why Hollywood prefers remakes and links it to an increasing economy for nostalgia.
Education Secretary Confirms That Tuition Fees for Home Students Will Rise Each Year with Inflation
Written by Amy O’Donoghue The Education Secretary, Bridget Phillipson, has confirmed that tuition fees will rise with inflation for the…
LSE faces backlash over event featuring Israeli organisation The Dinah Project
Alba delves into the unrest on campus following exclusive event focused on the sexual violence of October 7th.
LSE students form grassroots ‘Your Party’ branch in attempt to unite the left on campus
Jack attends the launch of new political group on campus, formed in support of Sultana and Corbyn's Your Party.
