1968 – LSE Unchained?
The year 1968 has become renowned for hosting some of the most important international political protests, many of which were…
Leading Ladies of LSE
Beatrice Webb in 1875, courtesy of LSE Library Earlier this year, the LSE renamed its towers after three central figures…
A History of LSE Events
Muhammed Ali speaking in the Old Theatre in 1971 To the public, the LSE is known best for being a hotbed…
A Look Into Three Strikes
Earlier this month, hundreds of LSE students took to the streets in central London as part of the international climate…
“Familiar, Strange & Subject to Change”: LSE’s Sculptures
Image courtesy of Mark Wallinger and Hauser and Wirth In 2005, LSE’s resident penguin and elephant Tembo made their home…
Election Night Surprises: Zulum and Martha Reinstated, Turnout Increases 5%
This article was written by News Staff Writers Zehra Jafree, Amber Iglesia and Lucy Knight. Naveed Kabir opened the LSESU…
The People Behind LSELove
Written by Isabella Pojuner, transcribed by Zehra Jafree and edited by Morgan Fairless. Illustration by Amelia Jabry. Along with receiving…
LSE Students Catch Ex-Italian Foreign Minister ‘Red-Handed’
Marco Minniti, former Italian Minister of the Interior, was invited by the LSESU Italian Society to speak at LSE. The…
Hundreds of LSE Students Strike for The Climate
At 11am on Friday 15th March, students from every corner of LSE congregated outside the SU to strike for action…
Round Two of Hustings: Consent, Community and Inclusivity
Later on Thursday the 14th, candidates running for General Secretary had a chance to participate in hustings for the position,…
