LSE’s French population weighs in on Notre Dame Tragedy
Illustration by Raphaelle Camarcat The Notre Dame de Paris cathedral has outlived numerous revolutions, world wars and eras, standing over…
House Speaker tells LSE: “no chance” of US–UK trade deal with hard border Brexit
Image courtesy of the LSE US Centre. Nancy Pelosi, speaking at LSE, warned the UK not to harm the Good…
China-Taiwan Tension Feeds LSE Globe Furore
This article previously referred to Taiwan as recognised by the UN as part of the Republic of China (ROC). The…
Spiritual Leader Condemned After Calling LSE Student a “Taliban” at LSESU Event
After calling a Muslim student a “Proper Talibani”, Indian spiritual leader and yoga guru Jaggi Vasudev (known popularly as Sadhguru)…
Campus Globe Vandalised in Palestine Protest
On the day Mark Wallinger and the Director opened ‘World Turned Upside Down’, a public art sculpture on Sheffield Street,…
Sexy Scandals at LSE
Sex, complaining about the absence of sex and just plain creepiness. No, I’m not talking about the posts on LSELove,…
Leading Ladies of LSE
Beatrice Webb in 1875, courtesy of LSE Library Earlier this year, the LSE renamed its towers after three central figures…
A History of LSE Events
Muhammed Ali speaking in the Old Theatre in 1971 To the public, the LSE is known best for being a hotbed…
A Look Into Three Strikes
Earlier this month, hundreds of LSE students took to the streets in central London as part of the international climate…
“Familiar, Strange & Subject to Change”: LSE’s Sculptures
Image courtesy of Mark Wallinger and Hauser and Wirth In 2005, LSE’s resident penguin and elephant Tembo made their home…
