Workers Out in Force Against Outsourcing
Thursday night saw Senate House library lock its gates and post security guards on alert as over 100 protesters gathered…
Bankside House goes Uncensored
Last week Monday, with some cringe-worthy silences, some roaring laughter and a packed bar, Bankside House kicked off its first…
GV100 Course Takes Steps to Diversify
This term, undergraduates taking ‘GV100: Introduction to Political Theory’ were met with changes to their Lent Term syllabus. In past…
LSE Sees Increase in First-Class Degrees Awarded
The London School of Economics has seen a 6.7 percent increase in the percentage of graduates receiving first class honours…
LSE hosts Clean Brexit talk
As part of a series of talks on Brexit, the LSE hosted a talk positing how Britain can have a…
Taxi Protest shuts down Aldwych and Kingsway
Last Friday London taxi drivers brought Aldwych and Kingsway to a standstill in the fifth day of strike action in…
LSE to award new PhD Studentships
The London School of Economics is offering new Ph.D. Studentships for 2018 entries. The School is ready to hand out…
LSE Campus Becomes Battleground for Economist Civil War
To mark 500 years since the beginning of the Catholic Reformation, ‘Rethinking Economics’, a progressive economics campaign group, nailed its…
LSE professor argues Toby Young faces “witch hunt”
LSE professor Simon Hix renewed his defence of Toby Young on Twitter last week, claiming that the disgraced right-wing journalist…
“Disorganised” Examination Disappoints Econometrics Students
EC220 and EC221 students are vocalising their frustration over a reportedly “disorganised” and “unfair” economics examination held on January 4th.…
