How to Write About China
Aristides explores the concepts of Orientalism and the Mandate of Heaven in Western academia about China.
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.
Beyond the brochures: How tourism preserves inequality
by Luke Killian Illustrated by Francesca Corno Governments all over the world, especially in developing countries, promote tourism and frame…
The right to protest: An essential feature of democracy
by Imani Adesanya Illustrated by Chiara Guigou Recent comments made by former Home Secretary Suella Braverman have brought concerns about…
New Year, New Me?
by Eva Inasu Illustrated by Paavas Bansal I notice that the urge to erase past mistakes becomes all the more…
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.
LSE appoints new President and Vice Chancellor Larry Kramer
Chenoa reports on the appointment of Larry Kramer at LSE.
