“The more you fight against it, the worse you get”: LSE students living with long Covid
by Vanessa Huang Illustrated by Lamisa Chowdhury Despite the estimated 2.2 million people in the UK that have long Covid,…
“We are trying to save higher education”: UCU President on strikes and 2023 escalation strategy
By Amadea Hofmann Photographed by Rayyan Furreedun While strike action has dominated public discourse, the focus has largely remained on…
Lying to survive – the new Conservative strategy
By Kate Banner Image from Vogue Lying is as global as politics itself. From Trump to Truss, the global political…
ConsentEd: More involvement from LSE and students is paramount
by Maria Vittoria Borghi Illustrated by Mithalina Taib It was the beginning of September, and I was slouching on the…
China’s ‘A4 revolution’ spreads to London and the world
The Beaver Newsroom On the evening of 27 November, hundreds of people gathered in front of the Chinese Embassy in…
Live coverage: LSE UCU strikes, pickets kick off
By Anya Saund and Niina Leppilahti On 24, 25, and 30 November, 70,000 members of staff across 150 UK universities…
Old Snogger’s Diary
by Stevan Balac illustration by Iga Jasinska Harvey Delauney Snogglesworth, President-At-Large of LSE Conservative Society, gives a quaint yet vivid…
LSE: an ‘international’ university that fails its international students
By Chenoa Colaco Illustrated by Charlie To With a 66 per cent international demographic in 2021-22, LSE has consistently boasted…
What is Black LSE?
By Amirah Deji-Abiola I started “What is Black LSE?” to understand and reimagine the black LSE experience. This article features…
Students praise Northern Ireland’s decision to increase maintenance loans
By Niina Leppilahti On 19 October, Gordon Lyons, Minister for the Economy of Northern Ireland, announced a 40% increase in…
