A question to the community: Do corporations have a place in Pride at LSE?
By Beatriz Silva and Yasmina O’Sullivan What do the NYC Pride March and a pre-pandemic Wednesday outside of the LSE…
Opinion: British boxing community left out in the cold
By Thomas Jenkins Boxing. It is a sport that predominantly serves working-class communities in deprived inner-city areas, and one that…
LSESU Elections 2021: General Secretary
It’s election season here at LSE, and aside from voting within all of your societies, the big jobs in the…
Social Editor Shamelessly Plugs his Save the Children Campaign in the Beaver
Well. It’s safe to say that this Lent Term has not been the banger we had all hoped. As the…
What’s on Your Desk? Part III
By Bryan Ling Another week or so, another nail biting analysis of LSE profs, their desks, and what the first…
Lights Up on Jo Parker
For this (slightly late) Flipside pride interview, I spoke to second-year International Social and Public Policy with Politics student Jo…
Happiest Fool
By Didier Muller. Illustration by Salvatore Pirito. You could trick me, and I’d be grateful Tell me everything I want…
Short-changed
By Didier Muller; Illustration by Salvatore Pirito I’m selling my soul for a flat belly It’s seen some wear So,…
What’s on Your Desk? Part II
By Bryan Ling The second entry in our ongoingly breathless coverage of LSE professors and what’s on their desks. Dr…
Dreamland: Part III
It is December 2030. Tom is a young man intent on saving his older brother, who resides in ‘Dreamland’. Dreamland…
