The trigger and beyond: A closer look at LSESU Homeless Action
Ryan interviews LSESU Homeless Action on their motivations and aims for activism as a new student society on campus
‘Have You Read The News?’: A Multifaceted Approach to Understanding Global Crises
How to avoid tunnel vision and develop a realistic understanding of current affairs? Reflecting upon the recent panel organised by…
The Corporatisation of Creativity: How Accessible is Musical Expression at LSE?
Isabella delves into LSE's hidden music scene, revealing a vibrant community of talent, passion, and creativity on campus which thrives…
From Lebanon to LSE: The Burden of War on Lebanese Students and Staff
Rawan explores the impact of the ongoing conflict in Lebanon on Lebanese staff and students, and the complexity of navigating…
My Experience with an AI Interviewer: A Glimpse into the Future of Automated Hiring
Saumia considers how we can best co-exist with the upcoming age of AI interviews.
The ‘LSE 7’ Suspensions: Is Campus ‘Free Speech’ Sacred or Illusory?
The author argues that the suspensions of seven LSE students protesting for Palestine raise questions about whether the university truly…
“Should I Get a Part-time Job?”: the Art of Balancing Paid Work Alongside Studies at LSE
This article celebrates students who juggle part-time work with their studies at LSE, sharing advice on how to do it…
The GOLSE Gamble: Exploring the Benefits and Barriers of Studying Abroad
Sebastien investigates the dual nature of going on a year abroad with GOLSE: while the opportunity to experience a different…
The Fall of the (Straight White Male) Finance Bro: Are Diversity Spring Weeks Really “Reverse Discrimination”?
Interviews with LSE students explore whether Diversity Spring Weeks promote genuine inclusion in finance, or deepen racial and gendered divisions.
LSE Degree Hierarchy: why do certain degrees seem to get a bad reputation?
Suchita examines how LSE students view different degree programmes