Hedging bets with Emmet Mung
Emmet Mung isn’t our usual pick for Flipside. He’s embedded in a segment of campus that hardly recognises our paper;…
As most challenging term begins, LSE expands mental health resources
LSE has committed a further £1 million towards Mental Health provisions by hiring four new full time members of staff…
LSE Department of International Development hosts 2020 Great Development Dialogue
by Angbeen Abbas The Great Development Dialogue, sponsored by the Department of International Development, was held last Friday, 24 January,…
Scruton’s LSE: losing a genius, losing a friend (RIP 1944 – 2020)
How is Sir Roger Scruton’s legacy intertwined with the LSE? Last week, the world lost one of the most well-read,…
European Commission President speaks to Brexit challenges and opportunities at LSE
Ursula von der Leyen delivers a speech at the LSE © European Union, 2019, Source: EC – Audiovisual Service, Photographer:…
Met Police: £700k spent on student climate strikes
London’s Metropolitan Police spent £670,052 policing the youth climate strikes this year, according to data obtained by The Beaver in…
LSE no longer invested in illegal arms
LSE continues to make progress on its November 2015 pledge to divest from financial holdings in tobacco, tar sands, thermal…
LSE Professor Fawaz Gerges on the London Bridge attack
On 29 November, London fell victim to yet another terrorist attack. Usman Khan, wearing a fake suicide vest, stabbed several…
Personal about politics: Cat MacLean and Jason Reed
photography by Sebastian Mullen As we come upon the UK’s third general election in four years, it makes sense to…
The 6 types of Tory you meet at university
For three years I have lingered among London’s Tory students. I have become well-known and then shot back into obscurity.…
