Why the banking culture at LSE is toxic
When I imagined going to university, I don’t think my 18-year-old self expected to be confronted by a wave of…
Why do we love to see women fail?
Let me paint you a picture of an extremely toxic, competitive, and male-dominated environment. A space where if you are…
Happiest Fool
By Didier Muller. Illustration by Salvatore Pirito. You could trick me, and I’d be grateful Tell me everything I want…
LSE Undergraduate awarded prestigious Points of Light award
Rory Moore has been awarded a Points of Light award for outstanding service to the community by the Prime Minister…
Short-changed
By Didier Muller; Illustration by Salvatore Pirito I’m selling my soul for a flat belly It’s seen some wear So,…
Wilson Zabala, stalwart LSE cleaner, died in September. His colleagues say no one told them.
Wilson Zabala, a member of LSE’s cleaning staff who colleagues remember for his quiet, ever-positive disposition, died on September 20,…
What’s on Your Desk? Part II
By Bryan Ling The second entry in our ongoingly breathless coverage of LSE professors and what’s on their desks. Dr…
Dreamland: Part III
It is December 2030. Tom is a young man intent on saving his older brother, who resides in ‘Dreamland’. Dreamland…
LSE and KCL academics draw controversy over ‘spoof’ emails to MPs for research during pandemic
Academics from LSE and King’s College London (KCL) were criticised in the House of Commons after it emerged they had…
Minouche wants to reform the social contract. Let’s start at home.
LSE Climate Emergency Collective and Justice for LSE Cleaners For people and planet, Minouche’s social contract doesn’t just fail to…
