Minouche Shafik calls for sustainable investments at COP27
By Alan Nemirovski On 7 November 2022, LSE Director Minouche Shafik delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of COP27…
Death of Mahsa Amini sparks protest in Iran 
By Jessica Pretorius For the past five weeks, Iran has been experiencing nationwide protests and violent clashes with police following…
Government plans to restrict access to higher education
By Klara Woxström On Thursday 24 February, the UK government’s Department for Education (DfE) published an open consultation for the…
Solidarity with Ukraine as Russian invasion continues
By Aditya A. A groundswell of sympathy for Ukraine is picking up momentum as Russian attacks on the country continue…
LSE Ideas ranked number one university affiliated think Tank
By Angbeen Abbas LSE IDEAS, a think tank affiliated with the London School of Economics, has been ranked as the…
LSE Students’ Alliance for Hong Kong takes action on multiple fronts
As the protests in Hong Kong reached a fever pitch, LSE’s related movement, The LSE Student’s Alliance for Hong Kong,…
Chilean students grapple with the crisis
“I am constantly fearing for my family in Chile,” said Sofia Brinck, Chilean journalist and MSc Global Media and Communications…
Impromptu celebration in 32 Lincoln’s Inn as Michael Kremer finds out about Nobel Prize win on LSE Campus
Dr Michael Kremer celebrated his Nobel Prize win with staff and students at LSE on Monday, 14 October, after he…
In the wake of Brexit, LSE strengthens its ties to other European universities
LSE will be joining CIVICA, the European University of Social Sciences as an associated partner. On Wednesday 26th June, the…
Resignation, elation, cynicism: LSE’s Indian students react to Modi’s election triumph
Some feel dejected, some excited. In the wake of last week’s election outcome in India, The Beaver finds that the…
