Editorial: LSE must adopt a non-detriment safety net
A non-detriment system would set a minimum baseline grade below which no student can fall, allowing for a truly compassionate…
Take Two: the Second Referendum and the Game of Frames
I received my call to write this article, covering a debate on the Second Referendum in collaboration with LSE’s own…
We have elections, too
Our elections are also taking place this week, with our AGM (and obligatory pub trip) scheduled for Friday March 22.…
“It’s not Fine… It’s not normal”: Gun Violence in America
I am proud to be an American. Despite all the political turmoil with the last election and subsequent and questionable…
Editorial: On the Decline in Turnout
Another season of LSESU Lent Term Elections is behind us. Congratulations to all the winners, and commiserations to all the…
Editorial: The Case of the Misheard Gunshots
Chaos on Oxford Street on Black Friday Last Friday, I was at home resting with my flat after a terrible…
Update from your Education Officer
Hi, I’m Esohe and I am your Education Officer. I am one of the four full time sabbatical officers. I…
Editorial: The Pay Gap Revisited
Do women earn less than men? It’s more nuanced than you think. Econometrics has literally changed my life. It is…
Editorial: Obviously, Me Too…
…but we have to consider the nuances of the conversation I have a lot to say on the “Me Too” campaign. Given…
‘Me Too’: Shock, Solidarity, and Sexual Assault
This week, the internet was flooded with one simple statement: “me too”. Women all over the world came together on…
