Hunger strike on campus: How one postgrad is taking on LSE
Note: This article was originally published online on 19 January. It has been updated to account for developments that have…
‘Investment banking and consulting are very temporary jobs’: what factors determine an LSE graduate’s career?
By Alan Nemirovski LSE has a reputation for sending a large number of graduates to prestigious finance, consulting, and law…
“I don’t belong here!” – On feeling like an imposter
By Lara Wiebecke When I left a message in a few social media groups to find some students to interview…
Beyond Freedom Day: LSE implements the strictest Covid regulations among top London universities
After almost two years of living with Covid-19 restrictions, in July England became one of the first countries to entirely…
Black History Month at LSE: highlights from the events
By Javier Rombo As Black History Month draws to a close, now is opportune to reflect on some of the…
LSE fails to put the ‘History’ in Black History Month
Despite attempts over recent years to address Eurocentrism in LSE’s curriculum, the School’s undergraduate offerings on Black and African history…
Breaking: LSE to have in-person exams in January
LSE has announced that exams in January will be held in-person, on campus. In an email, Mark Thomson, the Academic…
Postgraduate Officer Election – Meet the Candidates
By Natasha Porter and Lara Weibecke Election season at LSE is now underway and there are currently 14 posts up…
Suyin Haynes: ex-Beaver editor and current EIC of gal-dem on LSE, working at Time Magazine, and telling underrepresented stories
When Suyin Haynes started at LSE, she didn’t see herself as the type to become a journalist. Graduating in 2016…
Sexual assault at LSE: What has Hands Off achieved?
By Bora Bayram In light of the recent murder of Sarah Everard, sexual assault and women’s safety are issues that…
