Virtual notes from LSE final years
As LSE goes virtual and friends fly back home across the world, many final years at LSE have not had…
Zulum on his GenSec Legacy
Zulum Elumogo became the LSE Students’ Union’s (SU) first black male General Secretary in Michaelmas of 2018, graduating earlier that…
A dialogue beyond borders – the German Symposium 2020
Belinda Schäpe, PR & Marketing Officer of the LSESU German Society, writes on the recent German Symposium held at LSE.…
What next for student wellbeing at LSE?
LSESU Support Map LSE is set to unveil its Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework next week, as part of its…
Behind the scenes of the London Women’s Strike 2020
(c) Socialist Appeal March 8th is International Women’s Day, a day in which millions of people will gather across the…
LSE hosts London mayoral hustings
A hustings was held for candidates for London Mayor at LSE on 13th February, ahead of the London mayoral election…
Sadiq Khan and Shaun Bailey go AWOL at LSE London Mayoral Hustings
In moves reminiscent of Boris Johnson’s strategy during the 2019 Tory leadership contest, the London mayoral hustings held at LSE…
Journos, hacks and nosey bastards: why journalism is the career for you
By Alex Jones, Deputy Editor at the Orbital, Royal Holloway’s student magazine The world of student journalism is hard-working, weird,…
Eugenics is having a moment: what’s LSE got to do with it?
The intellectual foundations of eugenics were generated in British academia. LSE was founded by eugenicists. What is eugenics? Put simply,…
Tech companies are writing the rules for the 2020 election – because the FEC can’t
(c) Wikipedia Commons Since 2016, the influence of big tech and artificial intelligence (AI) in election campaigns has become increasingly…
