‘We don’t like that we’ve had to organise. We were desperate.’ The next fight for student activists
By Jack Beeching In a 2014 piece for the Guardian, the late David Graeber wrote: “If ever a ‘reform’ has…
Gaffes, Governance, And Social Media: The Fates of LSE Societies
It’s 3pm on a Wednesday — almost precisely the middle of the week — and a clutch of students are…
Breaking: In-person graduation back on for summer 2021
LSE will hold in-person graduation celebrations in summer 2021, the Students’ Union announced in a statement. The move reverses the…
Cliteracy Class 9: How to stay calm when everyone else is doing the deed
Guess who’s back? Yes, it’s Miss Pussy Galore, LSE’s second closest thing to Gossip Girl after LSELove (still slightly short…
Music in Athletics: the motivational push with the social pull
Illustration by Gabi Król Music allows us to set the tone and tempo of our lives, and this is as…
A question to the community: Do corporations have a place in Pride at LSE?
By Beatriz Silva and Yasmina O’Sullivan What do the NYC Pride March and a pre-pandemic Wednesday outside of the LSE…
Sarah Everard’s murder shook the UK. The LSE must do better for its women.
Whilst reading about the disappearance and murder of Sarah Everard, I felt a shiver down my spine at the thought…
Notes from the Director’s Q&A: Director Shafik proud of year’s achievements
In the latest student and director Q&A, LSE’s leadership team expressed their pride in all that has been achieved in…
Opinion: British boxing community left out in the cold
By Thomas Jenkins Boxing. It is a sport that predominantly serves working-class communities in deprived inner-city areas, and one that…
LSE’s poorest students fell behind last year. New exam policies face an urgent task.
LSE’s low-income and working-class students fell behind last year, even as gaps faced by other disadvantaged groups narrowed. With many…
