LSESU Labour endorses Rebecca Long-Bailey and Dawn Butler
LSESU Labour has chosen its preferred candidates for the upcoming Labour Party election. The two chosen candidates are; Rebecca Long-Bailey,…
Indignation sparked as Home Office denies Visa to Cambridge sociologist
By Eva Fernandez Dr Asiya Islam, an Indian sociologist at Newnham College, University of Cambridge, has been denied permanent residency…
Justice for cleaners revived: in-house cleaners say they are “left in the Corridor”
On Tuesday 28 January, LSE cleaners held the floor in the first Justice For LSE Cleaner’s Campaign meeting of the…
Church of England partners with LSE Grantham institute to invest in Sustainability
The Church of England Pension Board, which manages over £2.8bn for over 38,000 current and retired clergy and other employees…
Catching up with former Beaver staff Members
The Beaver, LSE’s official newspaper and student publication, has now been around for more than half a decade. Since its…
LSE responds to Coronavirus Outbreak
As governments and global health authorities attempt to contain the growing coronavirus outbreak in China and around the world, operational…
OfS raises “Access Gap” concerns, names LSE
The Office for Students (OfS) has slammed several UK universities including Imperial College London, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, University College London…
LSE Alumna appointed to be UK’s first woman ambassador to the US
On Friday 7 February, the UK government announced, in a press release, the appointment of Dame Karen Pierce as Her…
At LSE, Piketty lectures on worldwide inequality
On Thursday, 6 February, LSE alumnus Thomas Piketty, Professor at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) and at…
LSE student to journey to Antarctica
First-year Environment and Development student Fabian Nilsson was chosen for a 12-day expedition to the Antarctic, set to take place…
