Paul Mason wants to Make Humanism Great Again
The author of PostCapitalism argues in a new book the need to renew our focus on what it means to…
As it looks to the future, LSE renews focus on teaching
In LSE’s latest vision for the future of the school, a key idea is familiar, Guest Contributor Scott Carpenter writes…
“Populism is one of Latin America’s biggest exports” LSE’s new Public Policy head speaks to The Beaver
Andres Velasco is an academic who talks with the ease of a good politician. This should come as no surprise…
LSE reckons with its student satisfaction problem
As he closed the books on the 2014 school year, LSE Director Craig Calhoun had many things to celebrate. And…
Tackling Sexism at The City Varsity
On March 18th, the rugby teams of Imperial and LSE met at Rosslyn Park for the much anticipated Varsity match.…
Will Blockchain Technology Change The World?
Society today is filled with uncertainty — and with valid reason. To be sure your fairtrade purchase is really helping…
Writing the LSE story since 1949
Though The Beaver has evolved through the decades, its penchant for substantive news coverage and hard-hitting commentary has never dwindled.…
Minouche is in her second year. How is she faring?
For LSE Directors, much like students and Premier League managers, the second year is the most important. Dame Nemat Talaat…
Oliver Creed – Policy Profile
The Beaver (TB): Do you think that LSE does a good job at educating and stimulating its students? Oliver Creed…
Policy Profile (Community & Welfare): Afrah Hyder
The Beaver (TB): What is your diagnosis of LSE’s welfare problem? Afrah Hyder (AH): I don’t think that welfare considerations…
