To PPE or Not to PPE? An LSE Degree In Question
Wafi explores the value of a PPE degree and how the LSE's offering differs to that of other universities
A Manufactured Mania? Behind the Freshers Frenzy
The Beaver and Imperial's Felix investigate the phenomenon of unofficial freshers week clubbing events and how students are drawn into…
The Hidden Gem of Literature at LSE: In Conversation with Dr Olga Sobolev
Janset takes a break from LSE's focus on social sciences to understand a less traditional side of the university
LSE Named Among British Universities Paying Private Firm to Spy on Pro-Palestinian Students
Shreya reports on how LSE has been named among twelve British universities found to have paid a private security firm…
How to Be Disabled (Correctly).
Sophie highlights how society imposes contradictory and performative expectations on disabled people.
A Women’s War: Modern Justification of Genocide and Colonialism.
Hareem claims that Western powers weaponise feminist rhetoric to justify imperialist violence.
Dubai and the End of Bought Neutrality
Anna contends that Dubai’s promise of insulation from Middle Eastern instability was always precarious, and recent conflict exposes how wealth…
‘Nobody actually knows what Trump’s goals in Iran are, not even Trump himself’
Andrei argues that Trump’s war on Iran is incoherent and contradictory, with no clear strategy, and appears largely driven by…
You’re Not As Superior As You Think You Are
Amy argues that elitist attitudes at LSE, rooted in unexamined class privilege and reinforced by superficial markers of academic prestige,…
“A Slap in the Face”: Changes to the Graduate Visa and a Narrower Path Forward for International Students
Written by Alba Azzarello Illustrated by Serena Fadil Following changes to UK visa and settlement rules, international students studying in…
