Breaking the bias: Women’s Rights Week at LSE 
By Natasha Porter Picture credit: LSESU The 8th of March marked International Women’s Day, with celebrations taking place around the…
‘My feelings didn’t matter’: how LSE failed a survivor of sexual assault
Trigger warning: rape and suicide / by Lily Shield-Polyzoides
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Community and Welfare Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Activities and Development Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Education Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – General Secretary
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Value for money or solidarity? International students weigh in on the UCU strikes
Photographed by Josiah Wang From 14 February, three weeks of University College Union (UCU) strikes hit campus, the second wave…
‘Did you come?’ – the mystery of the female orgasm
Few would deny that orgasm is a beautiful, other-worldly experience – a transcendental gift elevating you from the mundane reality…
Disabled students are getting uneven support
LSE’s Disability and Wellbeing Service (DWS) is the branch of student services responsible for providing “confidential advice and support to…
Through fire and floods: trouble in student halls
By Lara Wiebecke Pictured: Lilian Knowles courtyard, 22 November 2021 Back in November 2021, The Beaver reported on a fire…
