The 2019 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
In October 2019, Peter Handke received the Nobel Prize in Literature, an award whose legitimacy he once questioned. Not only…
Tensions mount after Black Bloc Day at LSE
Between 1:55 and 2:05 on Thursday, October 31st, the LSE Students Alliance for Hong Kong began and ended their demonstration.…
SOS message on campus Globe
On the night of Monday 11 November, the LSE Globe was once again used as a medium for conveying a…
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…
LSESU introduces Wind Down Wednesday program
By Thomas Chau The LSESU is introducing a new initiative called Wind Down Wednesday, which aims to allow students to…
LSESU student elections results are in
By Elena Christaki-Hedrick and Thomas Chau Last night, LSESU announced the results of Michaelmas Term elections. The following students were…
BBC – Minouche top choice for Bank of England Governor
According to the BBC, LSE Director Dame Minouche Shafik is the conservative government’s choice to lead the Bank of England,…
BHM events: a round-up
This year, LSE kicked off Black History Month with a host of events that discussed a diverse range of socio-economic,…
Dr Camacho Felix discusses Decolonising the Curriculum
The chief drafter of the Inclusive Education Action Plan 2019/2020, Dr Sara Camacho Felix, presented her work on improving BME…
At LSE, Walt voices harsh criticism of US foreign policy
On Monday 21 October, The LSE United States Centre hosted Stephen M. Walt, Professor of International Affairs at Harvard University.…
