Creating a culture of consent? Consent.Ed Training at LSE
By Natasha Porter During the first weeks of Michaelmas Term, over 1000 LSE students participated in Consent.Ed workshops. These workshops…
Chloé Blyth: From the world championships to LSE
by Sofia Gerace Former athlete for the French national skiing team, Chloé Blyth talks to The Beaver about her incredible…
Recipe for busy LSE students starved of good home cooked meals: Episode Mushroom Risotto!
by Annabel Alder When you’ve reached your breaking point with the LSE trilemma (maintaining a social life and good grades…
I’ll be taking flowers to the cemetery of my heart: Adele’s 30 ★★★★
By Natasha Porter “I’ll be taking flowers to the cemetery of my heart” – the first lyric we hear is…
Zadie Smith’s The Wife of Willesden, is a Raunchy Homage to Community and the Canterbury Tales ★★★★
By Anna Berkowitz To be completely transparent, I went to this production for my contemporary literature class with zero expectations…
Last Night in Soho ★★★★
By Sharon Zheng Last Night in Soho is a polymorphic mural of drama, psychological horror, and comedy, varnished in archaic…
My favourite kind of green: six must-visit parks
by Ben Helme I grew up in a small town in the Kent countryside; for me, spending time outside is…
The Final Countdown: International Student Edition
by Mahnoor Murad Khan Starting a new life in a new place is never easy. Still, moving to London as…
To the guy I overheard at Tuns
By Miss Grumpy Hey, sorry I didn’t approach you that night. I guess I was choked up in a sort…
Lana Del Rey’s ‘Blue Banisters’ ★★★★
By Sharon Zheng Lana Del Rey reawakens the vintage scene with Blue Banisters, picking up the cobblestones laid by Chemtrails…
