‘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…
Banking on the gender gap is now a gamble
Saira reflects on the impact of revoking Roe vs Wade had on the US election 2024 and analyses the average…
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…
What the War in Gaza Reveals about the Democrat’s Lacklustre Strategy
Salma takes a deep dive into the Arab-American electorate in Dearborn, Michigan during the 2024 US Election.
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…
LSE Hosts Public Event on Improving Cycling Safety in London
Oona writes about an LSE public event discussing the safety of London cyclists
LSESU ISoc Charity Week Raises Over £40,000 for Global Relief
Melissa covers Islamic Society's fundraising efforts during Charity Week, dedicated to Mercy Relief
LSE Celebrates Black History Month with a Formal Event
Anhelina reports on Black History Month events organised by the LSESU
“Inequality is like cancer”: President Larry Kramer’s Inaugural Lecture
Saira reports on President and Vice-Chancellor Larry Kramer's inaugural lecture on the five challenges for social sciences
No More Guarantors: LSE students join NUS in Parliament
Amy reports on NUS and LSE students lobbying Parliament for an amendment on the Renters' Rights Bill
