LSE Centre for Women, Peace and Security receives funding grant to tackle injustice
The LSE Centre for Women, Peace and Security has announced it will be spearheading a new coalition of research institutions…
LSE named as a top LGBTQ+ UK employer
The LSE has been named one of the top employers for lesbian, gay, bi, and trans staff in 2019. This…
Activist Pioneers Kick Off LSE LGBT+ History Month Events
On Friday 1 February, three prominent activists instrumental in the founding of the LGBT+ movement shared their stories in a…
Prepare to be Strand-ed!
Did you like catching that convenient bus from outside Clement House? Did you like the quick bus route to Waterloo…
Feminist Interrupted Again
The civil rights advocate and critical race theorist Kimberle Crenshaw, known for developing the concept of ‘intersectionality’, was “aggressively interrupted”…
LSE Students Take on Austerity and Patriarchy at the London Women’s March 2019
Among the thousands of people who throng the streets of central London, LSE students joined the fight for equality –…
At Davos, Minouche Talks Climate and Influences Business-Leaders
Image courtesy of Bloomberg (2019) The LSE Director attended the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Switzerland along with politicians,…
From Our Mouth to Your Ears
Four new podcasts take you through the New Year. From DJ sets to climate catastrophe, 4 new podcasts mark a…
Mearsheimer DESTROYS Liberals
Mearsheimer lecture on the failure of liberal hegemony On the 17th January, the Department of International Relations and the US…
LSE Gives Peace a Chance
Peace in the 20th Century The LSE Library and the Women’s Library bring LSE students and staff another exhibition in…
