Into LSE’s return: on-site testing, Library restrictions, and socially distant classrooms
Colin Vanelli & Yasmina O’Sullivan In preparation for LSE’s return to campus, LSE hosted a staff town hall which outlined…
Slacktivism: Do #BlackLivesMatter to LSE?
Written by Almas Talib (MSc Social & Cultural Psychology) and Gen England (MSc Social Anthropology MSc), who are both part…
Socially-distanced campus to open in September
LSE Director Dame Minouche Shafik announced today via email that LSE’s campus shall open as planned in September, with rules…
#BlackLivesMatter resources
This is a working list of resources for #blacklivesmatter – if you have any extra resources you would like to…
LSE students reveal disparity across departments’ assessment approaches
Additional reporting by Yasmina O’Sullivan. Described as a “weight lifted” by some, and “ridiculously deluded” by others, the move to…
Minouche: SMC pay cuts, furloughs, and delayed spending
In an email to LSE Staff, Director Dame Minouche Shafik has laid out the initial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic…
Go Fuck Your Banana Bread
Hey, listen: go fuck your banana bread. Alright – wait. Please don’t go. I’m sorry for telling you to go…
Interview: LSE’s no disadvantage policy, and how the School got there
Colin Vanelli & Morgan Fairless. Additional reporting by Lucy Knight and Yasmina O’Sullivan On 24 April, LSE published its much…
LSE to release ‘No-disadvantage policy’ based on whole-course grade adaption, extensions, and deferrals
Pro-Director for Education Dilly Fung is set to email students today unveiling a “No-disadvantage” policy. The policy entails four measures:…
LSE’s homeward bound Chinese students
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, many LSE international students have chosen to return to their families and home…
