Concern over grade-inflation remains as LSE enters post-covid environment
By George Somers In 2020 LSE awarded 18% more first-class degrees than expected, given the student population. In 2021, UK…
LSE pledges to stop using NDAs in sexual assault cases
By Lily Shield Polyzoides Student activism has secured a long-awaited win for victims of sexual violence. Last week, LSE became…
LSE Professor addresses pro-paedophile allegations after charity board resignation
The Beaver Newsroom Dr. Jacob Breslow, Associate Professor of Gender and Sexuality at the LSE Department of Gender Studies, resigned…
Update: Strike action to continue this year
By Aysha Sarah On Monday 24 October, the University and College Union (UCU) announced that more than 70,000 staff at…
Strike action expected to continue this year
By Klara Woxström This year, universities are expected to face continued strike action concerning pay and pension from staff. On…
David Chipperfield Architects win bid to rebuild 35 Lincoln’s Inn
By Jessica Pretorius This August, David Chipperfield Architects won a Royal Institute of British Architects competition to design and re-build…
YouGov Poll: UK universities are “bad value for money”
By Mastura Omar On 31 August, a survey published by YouGov reported that a majority of English people believe current…
Pound drops, making fees cheaper for international students
By Aysha Sarah On 26 September, the British pound fell to its lowest level against the US dollar since the…
Housing crisis in the UK causes financial, mental strain for students
By Chenoa Colaco University students throughout the UK are struggling to find accommodation due to increasing costs and low availability.…
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…
