Balls, Beer, and Banking: What sport means to LSE
None of us chose LSE for its social life. Unlike other universities, especially the two that turned most of us…
LSE & Sports: Battle of Berrylands
Picture this: you’ve woken up far too early on the Saturday after Welcome Week, feel a bit under the weather…
Music in Athletics: the motivational push with the social pull
Illustration by Gabi Król Music allows us to set the tone and tempo of our lives, and this is as…
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…
A more manageable lockdown, courtesy of LSE Yoga Society
Illustration by Gabriela Król Overview & President Martha Reid Now, more than ever, LSE students need avenues to maintain their…
A brief guide to American Football
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The Super Bowl is finally upon us. The culmination of a 17-game regular season and subsequent playoffs, two teams…
LSE & Sports: Bragging Rights
4423 games played, a win percentage of 48.86%, and poor head-to-head records against King’s College London (King’s) and University College…
In times of adversity, LSE Esports thrive
Illustration by Ellie Reeves (Multimedia Editor) It is difficult to think of an activity more severely impacted by COVID-19…
LSE & Sports: Are We Any Good?
Have you ever wondered which university LSE has played, won, drawn, or lost against the most; or how LSE’s record…
A middle-class hero is something to be? In conversation with Archie Curzon
I was first introduced to the work of Archie Curzon, incidentally, in our own Beaver office. He was talking about…
