LSE IT and building systems face outages due to investigation into unusual activity
By Aysha Sarah On Wednesday 1 February, Chief Operating Officer Dr. Andrew Young sent a schoolwide email to inform staff…
‘The feeling of being missed’: home, nationality and belonging at LSE
by Liza Chernobay Illustrated by Charlie To As London’s pubs serve the final rounds of mulled wine and Somerset House…
Thousands of students sue UK unis for reduced teaching amid strikes, pandemic
By Jessica Pretorius Students across the UK have long been unhappy about paying full university fees despite disruptions to teaching…
The Old Curiosity Shop gets new life
The Old Curiosity Shop Gets New Life By Ava Waugh The Old Curiosity Shop is undergoing a heritage restoration project…
The decline of human decency in the age of individualism
by Alan Nemirovski Illustrated by Lamisa Chowdhury I work at a bar on campus, The Three Tuns. There, I meet…
LSE to change term names in the next academic year
By Anya Saund At the start of this year LSE made the decision to change the term names and periods…
Despite calls for change, Consent Ed is still not doing enough
by Zofia Gimblett Picture courtesy of the LSESU For the second year running, Consent Ed stands as both a triumph…
#AbolishTheHomeOffice Redux: Britain’s ongoing refugee crisis
by K.H. In Rishi Sunak’s first televised interview of 2023 on 8th January, the new PM blundered through veteran BBC…
UK universities to face 18 days of strike action
By Chenoa Colaco The University and College Union (UCU) has announced upcoming industrial action expected to take place for 18…
LSE and BP locked into permanent relationship
By Vanessa Huang A relationship between LSE and British Petroleum (BP), sustained thus far for over 30 years, will continue…
