The LSE Majlis: Reviving the Eastern Intellectual Tradition
Mahliqa discusses the new South Asian society on campus, the LSE Majlis, exploring the eastern intellectual tradition they seek to…
A Tale of Two Systems: US vs UK Education
Sophie comparatively examines the different processes of specialisation in the education system in the United Kingdom and United States, tracking…
Instagram Infographics: A Beneficial Addition to Political Discourse?
Niamh critiques the rise of "aesthetic activism" on social media, highlighting the need for individuals to conduct thorough research before…
Elon Musk: The Puppeteer of Global Politics?
Shreya argues that Elon Musk's increasing influence in European politics, threatens international relations and may undermine Donald Trump's political agenda.
John Phelan named Trump’s Navy Secretary
Joey reports on John Phelan's Navy Secretary appointment in Trump's incoming administration, an LSE donor and namesake of LSE's US…
LSE Students Protest Event by Professor Accused of Sexual Misconduct
Amy reports on protests by the HandsOff campaign regarding the continued employment of a professor accused of sexual misconduct
UN’s Special Rapporteur Speaks on the Role of Students and Universities on the Palestine crisis
Vasavi writes about UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese's visit to LSE, and her message to student protestors
LSE opted out of September strike action
The LSE UCU has decided not to participate in a 5-day September strike action.
Dear Graduate: How the Marking and Assessment Boycott impeded LSE graduates’ futures
Interviews with recent graduates reveal the negative repercussions of delayed exam results.
Universities’ increasing reliance on international students may be an unsustainable funding model
Vanessa and Lamisa investigate LSE's dependence on international students and the potential ramifications of this model.
