The day after a government lost its European Parliament majority: the French and Greek paradigm
CC-BY-4.0: © European Union 2019 – Source: EP During the European Parliament (EP) elections, EU citizens choose who represents them…
Non-credit courses surge at LSE
LSE is quickly building up revenues from non-certificated “short courses,” going further than its peers as it seeks to diversify…
Grenfell: Two Years On
"The tragedy provides a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fix the country's failing social fabric, through changes to democracy, welfare, and housing…
Exclusive: Minouche rejects calls for climate emergency
LSE students on climate strike, March 2019. Credit Molly Blackall for 68.
Summiting ‘the Roof of Africa’
Over the summer a group of LSE students took part in Raising and Giving’s (RAG) trip (partnered with Choose a…
A Changing Climate at LSE
The past year has seen great shifts in public perceptions of climate breakdown, partly due to the media storm that…
Surviving 1st Year: an International students’ survival guide
Welcome to the UK! The land of tea, the Queen, and people who say “How do you do?” in a…
A Deep Dive into Divestment at LSE
Last week Jesus College, Cambridge, “exited its directly owned equity investments” in fossil fuel industries. Image courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.…
Amid tensions, a thousand stand in solidarity with Kashmir in Trafalgar Square
At a recent rally on 15 August, marking both 72 years of India’s independence from colonial rule and the tenth…
LSE is still invested in fossil fuels, but the share is smaller than at competing London universities
The share of the LSE’s endowment invested in fossil fuels is far smaller than that of rival London universities. LSE…
