Course choice reductions lead to disappointment for some
When the LSE opened its course enrolments for the 2020/21 academic year in July, many reported what appeared to be…
Running a society has become a full-time job during Covid-19 pandemic
By Beatriz Silva The new academic year is off to a very unconventional start. With lectures moving online and in-person…
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A photography series by Sebastian Mullen
The Love Witch (2016): Politicising the Feminine Gaze
With Halloween around the corner and a second season of quarantine pending (sans Tiger King this time), I decided that…
Lean Further becomes first female-oriented alumni association at LSE amid pandemic.
By Cindy Ren Lean Further, launched in April 2020 by current students and alumni of the London School of Economics,…
“We were already working at the edge”: Young academics express anxiety over job security and surging workloads
Their testimonies reflect a sense of betrayal by the university over a perceived abandonment of fixed-term staff, concern about the…
Enjoy London on the Cheap (COVID-19 Special)
Books The Southbank Centre has a daily book market offering a wide selection of both paperback and hardback books of…
LSE offers free COVID-19 testing for all students
By Mary Ma LSE has begun offering coronavirus nucleic acid tests for all students and staff, starting from September 21st.…
Tenet – A dangerous step backwards for Nolan ★★
Despite significant fan anticipation, Tenet is far from Christopher Nolan’s best work. Its failure to keep its mind-blowing promise of…
The LSE Starter Pack #3: Community at LSE
Laura Goddard, the newly elected Community and Welfare Officer, sits down with us to discuss community at LSE. Looking at…
