How Brexit changed elitism at LSE
A deep-dive into the relationship between Brexit, EU students and elitism at LSE
Dear Graduate: How the Marking and Assessment Boycott impeded LSE graduates’ futures
Interviews with recent graduates reveal the negative repercussions of delayed exam results.
New buildings, new LSE: Are they worth the price?
by Liv Kessler Image from LSE Student Blogs LSE is consistent in its construction. In 2008 it was the redevelopment…
Working at LSE: Men earn almost three times bigger bonuses than women
by Amadea Hofmann and William Goltz Editor’s Note: This article is the second in the ‘Working at LSE’ series, a…
LSESU defunds The Beaver after 74 years
By Aarti Malhotra and Bora Bayram. Additional research by Jack Beeching. Illustrated by Charlie To. The Beaver is fighting for…
The truth behind living off-campus as a first year
by Francesca Corno We enter university on the promise of nights out, laughter, and a freshers flu that is oh-so-worth-it.…
‘The feeling of being missed’: home, nationality and belonging at LSE
by Liza Chernobay Illustrated by Charlie To As London’s pubs serve the final rounds of mulled wine and Somerset House…
Despite calls for change, Consent Ed is still not doing enough
by Zofia Gimblett Picture courtesy of the LSESU For the second year running, Consent Ed stands as both a triumph…
“The more you fight against it, the worse you get”: LSE students living with long Covid
by Vanessa Huang Illustrated by Lamisa Chowdhury Despite the estimated 2.2 million people in the UK that have long Covid,…
“We are trying to save higher education”: UCU President on strikes and 2023 escalation strategy
By Amadea Hofmann Photographed by Rayyan Furreedun While strike action has dominated public discourse, the focus has largely remained on…
