LSE Library – The Most Social Spot On Campus?
To the current LSE student, the Library symbolises the most frustrating stairs known to mankind, free lollipops and resident rodents.…
Busy as a Beaver – The Story of Felix
Adopted in February 1922, the LSE beaver mascot was selected by Edwin Cannan, Professor of Political Economy at the time.…
Hearing From Our Alumni – 2016 Executive Editor Taryana Odayar
Initially joining The Beaver as a deputy Features Editor, I soon worked my way up to Features Editor and in…
Hearing From Our Alumni – 2017 Managing Editor Bhadra Sreejith
When asked about the highlights of my life at LSE, I always return to my time at The Beaver. Some…
LSE’s Hangover: What is a Social Life at LSE?
LSE today often carries a reputation of being a career-focused hub with a lagging social life, perpetuated by consistently low…
Being Better Than Everyone – A History of LSE
LSE’s rivalries with other universities date back to the early twentieth century, and have lived through famous academic debates with…
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…