Where Have All the Memes Gone?
Memes and procrastination are two words which have almost become synonymous the past few years. Essays are finished uncomfortably close…
Memes and procrastination are two words which have almost become synonymous the past few years. Essays are finished uncomfortably close…
Despite growing support for assessment diversification, the LSE’s assessment policies have not changed, as LSE faculty have been slow to…
The last three LSE SU Union General Meeting (UGM) motions – regarding more microwaves on campus, more water fountains in…
The first Staff-Student Liaison Committee (SSLC) Congress of 2018 took place on 22 January at The Venue. The event was…
The London School of Economics has decided not to re-enter the teaching excellence framework (TEF) this year after being awarded…
The LSE British People of Colour Society on Wednesday evening hosted Nikesh Shukla, editor of ‘The Good Immigrant’, the influential…
On the 21st of January, the anniversary of Trump’s first day as US President, thousands convened on Richmond Terrace near…
Thursday night saw Senate House library lock its gates and post security guards on alert as over 100 protesters gathered…
Last week Monday, with some cringe-worthy silences, some roaring laughter and a packed bar, Bankside House kicked off its first…
This term, undergraduates taking ‘GV100: Introduction to Political Theory’ were met with changes to their Lent Term syllabus. In past…