Detained and deported in the West Bank: In conversation with Finn Joughin
Finn Joughin is an activist and LSE student who was detained by Israeli authorities when he was volunteering in the…
LSE Is Quietly Becoming a Sustainability Powerhouse : And Most of Us Haven’t Noticed
Prakriti elucidates the fine print of how LSE uses its insitutional influence to take steps towards tackling the climate crisis…
The Faustian Bargain Shows Cracks: LSE’s Prestige Pipelines are a Bigger Gamble in the Age of AI
LSE students have long sought refuge in the safe white collar careers of law, finance and consulting. However, with the…
A Magic Circle of Stress: What Challenges Face LSE Law Students?
The LSE law school is notorious for its academic rigour and the strain it places on its students. Orlando investigates…
To PPE or Not to PPE? An LSE Degree In Question
Wafi explores the value of a PPE degree and how the LSE's offering differs to that of other universities
A Manufactured Mania? Behind the Freshers Frenzy
The Beaver and Imperial's Felix investigate the phenomenon of unofficial freshers week clubbing events and how students are drawn into…
The Hidden Gem of Literature at LSE: In Conversation with Dr Olga Sobolev
Janset takes a break from LSE's focus on social sciences to understand a less traditional side of the university
“A Slap in the Face”: Changes to the Graduate Visa and a Narrower Path Forward for International Students
Written by Alba Azzarello Illustrated by Serena Fadil Following changes to UK visa and settlement rules, international students studying in…
Realpolitik & the Student Society: The Politics of the LSESU Cultural Societies
Should cultural societies take political stances? Do they have a duty to, or does this harm inclusivity within a society?…
The Three Graduate Problem: Do LSE Students Feel Pushed Towards Certain Careers?
Do you have wild, crazy dreams of being a banker? Or a lawyer? Or a consultant? It is often said…