LSESU Proposes Moving Democratic Process from Byelaws to Articles of Association
Shreya outlines the proposed changes to the Constitution by LSESU leadership.
Pro-Palestine March Takes Place Near LSE
Harry outlines why and how the October 7 march was organised, and why it attracted controversy.
Two New Political Societies Become Official at LSE This Academic Year
Evan explores the aims and philosophies of the newly created LSESU Greens and LSE Left.
Consent.Ed Facilitators Report Harassment and Disrespect During Sessions
Amy explores the controversy over the Consent Ed programme after disrespectful behaviour by participants forced a session to be ended…
“Weaponising Dependency”: Rory Stewart Gives Inaugural Lecture As LSE Professor in Practice of Internatioanl Relations
Diya reports on Rory Stewart's inaugural lecture, which attempts to make sense of current US Foreign Policy.
Sabattical officers 26/7: goals and priorities
Gracie writes about the new officers in the LSESU for the coming academic year and their goals
14 LSE academics back Cofnas amid Ghent disciplinary row
Wafi analyses some LSE Academics' role in the Ghent disciplinary row involving Nathan Cofnas, his research, and Jason Arday.
International Student Levy on universities becomes Draft Legislation
Harry explores the risks posed by the international student levy on institutions heavily reliant on foreign students.
LSESU Cancels Fight Night
Wafi explains LSESU's cancellation of Fight Night, which will continue indefinitely.
Good News Column – LSE Maintains High Rankings
Wafi explores LSE's top rankings over the last three years and what LSE is doing well.