‘The average LSE student is a bit like David Cameron’
Catherine MacLean, the Labour Society’s newly elected chair, has a lot to say. She talked to the Beaver about education,…
LSE Professor turns science of happiness towards LSE students
An LSE professor has developed an app to monitor the happiness of LSE students and staff, and to learn about…
Dame Minouche exhibits her LSE 2030 strategy at School-Wide Forum
On Friday 2 November, LSE Director Dame Minouche Shafik and members of the School Management Committee hosted a town hall…
The Beaver’s guide to the 2018 elections
With the terrifying rise of far-right populism throughout the western world, politics has acquired a new air of urgency. While…
“Identity politics has corroded liberal democracy.” Matthew Goodwin meets the Beaver
In 2003, when the UK Independence Party (UKIP) were on the distant fringes of British politics, a University of Salford…
An Interview with the “Gen Sec Living”: Zulum Elumogo
Zulum Elumogo is the General Secretary of the LSE Students’ Union 2018-19. He graduated last year having studied Social Policy…
This Is Just The Beginning For Global Trumpism
Features Editor Andrew Solender analyzes the trajectory of far-right, populist movements in Europe and around the globe, and sees no…
A Cultural Monstrosity
Emmanuel Molding Nielsen analyses how culture has shifted from being an antidote to racism to a purveyor of populism At…
The Baldwin/Buckley Debate Of 1965, And How Baldwin Won It
In this dramatic account, Joss Harrison looks back at one of the most powerful yet overlooked victories of the American…
“Ninety-five percent of economics is common sense.” Ha-Joon Chang on Brexit, trade and Kpop
The Beaver editor sat down with the Cambridge economist, whose ideas about trade and development have influenced policymakers and academics…
