Special report: LSE SU elects its sabbatical officers for 2022-23
By Gustav Brincat On Thursday 24 March, the Students’ Union elections culminated in the traditional results ceremony in The Venue.…
‘My feelings didn’t matter’: how LSE failed a survivor of sexual assault
Trigger warning: rape and suicide / by Lily Shield-Polyzoides
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Community and Welfare Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Activities and Development Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – Education Officer
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – General Secretary
As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students…
Behind the scenes of the exclusive Alternative Investments Conference
by Jack Beeching Picture credit: Film Farmers Ltd. It’s the afternoon of February the fourteenth. I’m sitting at a champagne-coloured…
Holding abuse to account: hope beyond damage control
By Tash Rajan Content warning: sexual abuse During my undergraduate degree, I faced ongoing sexual abuse from another student who…
The Levelling Up White Paper: the political price of devolution
The Levelling-Up White Paper is certainly full of platitudes and almost definitely biased towards securing Conservative gains, but we should…
Minouche is not one of us
By Alan Nemirovski I recently read an article from The Guardian that profiled the success of Baroness Minouche Shafik following…
