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…
Bleeding Red: Why Are Young Voters Leaving Starmer for Polanski?
The rise of Zack Polanski's Green Party raises new questions for the future of the Labour Party and the British…
LSE Forum and the Nuances of Cantonese Debating
Emerson attends the LSE Forum, an annual debate on Hong Kong policy and philosophy, to explore how the diaspora engages…
Uncovering LSE’s Ties to British Petroleum: In Conversation With Student Campaigners
Janset interviews student campaigners on LSE's relationship with British Petroleum
Learning to Love Your Neighbour: On Interfaith Dialogue at LSE
What does it mean to engage in interfaith dialogue? How do we do it respectfully, without giving up our own…
