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.
Is there a Sino-Korean “War” over New Year
by Yufeng Liu & Jeemin Kim Illustration by Fay Qian It is no longer news that Chinese and Korean netizens…
Matt’s Messages: Into the (confidentiality) breach!
by K.H. In recent months, talk of the pandemic has waned, perhaps for the best. Personally, I imagine few of…
The price to pay for equality
By Maria Vittoria Borghi TW: mentions of rape Every year, on the 8th of March, my hometown slowly turns yellow,…
Rewrite Roald Dahl? Don’t be a twit.
By Arjan Arenas When I hear the name Roald Dahl, I think of the extraordinarily vivid and imaginative worlds and…
Old Snoggers’ Diary: Volume II
by Stevan Balac Illustration by Iga Jasinska Harvey Delauney Snogglesworth, President-at-Large of LSE Conservative Society, gives a thoughtful and stimulating…
University employers offer to restore pension, end use of zero-hour contracts
On 15 March, the University and College Union (UCU) announced that university employers have made offers for the “Universities Superannuation…
