USA: Don’t forget the other half
The Democrats must not neglect the millions who voted for Trump Donald Trump, and his populist rhetoric, is leaving the…
Siberia – a deeply unsettling venture into the human subconscious ★★★★
Siberia delves into the complex language and relationship we have with our subconscious and the meanings behind dreams. Willem Dafoe,…
Police crack down on Ye Old White Horse amid campus lockdown gatherings
Metropolitan Police responded to nighttime gatherings at LSE on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Witnesses told The Beaver that police activity…
Why Black History Month should be celebrated globally
Picture sourced from: https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-45731821 Black History Month is an American import and, in the era of ‘post-globalisation’, the world tends…
LSE Library adopts new student engagement policy
The LSE library, plagued by chronic under-interest from the student body as well as a persistent vermin problem, has announced…
In Memoriam: things we lost to Covid-19
The graduate job market It’s hard enough finding a decent job in a regular, upbeat economy, and Covid-19 has decimated…
One Night in Miami – a compelling encounter of icons ★★★★★
Regina King’s captivating directorial debut imagines what happened when Malcolm X, Sam Cooke, Cassius Clay (more commonly known as Muhammad…
Black, Bangladeshi, Pakistani LSE students face 30% gap in first-class awards compared to white, Chinese peers
Black, Bangladeshi, and Pakistani students suffer from deep, persistent attainment gaps, according to six years of grade data obtained and…
DANIEL
Historically, Flipside covers have been ways to highlight the brilliance of the LSE student community. For the first time, we’re…
LSE Limelight #22: Coping during COVID
“I didn’t realise how easy it is for governments to change structures … I just hope that when we go…
