Vernon Bogdanor on Brexit: “the people should own it…if the people still want it”
Vernon Bogdanor is largely regarded as the UK’s foremost constitutional expert and is a Research Professor at King’s College London.…
Bulgarian Political Protest: Geography Students Experience the Real Sofia
On a Geography Society trip to Sofia over reading week, students found themselves caught up in the midst of a…
‘Justice for Cleaners’ group hosts first open meeting of Michaelmas term
This Tuesday, November 13, the Justice for Cleaners group held its first open meeting of the term and set the…
Science Students Could See Fees Double While Arts Tuition Fees Are Lowered
Tuition fees could be cut to £6,500, but with much higher fees of up to £13,500, for some subjects that…
Can MPs’ degree choices predict their Brexit stance? LSE blog authors find out
Ninety-five percent of PPE graduates in the House of Commons supported Remain, research for LSE’s Brexit Blog found, while three-quarters…
Students follow US Midterms from Across the Pond
On 6 November, over 113 million Americans flooded the polls to vote in Midterm elections. In the divisive political era…
Wolfson Foundation Grants LSE £1 million for Redevelopment
The Wolfson Foundation, a charity awarding grants to promote excellence in various academic fields, has awarded LSE £1 million towards…
LSE Accommodation Fees Rise as Value for Money Rating Falls
Accommodation fees across most LSE student halls have increased by approximately 3% this year, despite student satisfaction that halls are…
What Does Brexit Mean to You? Exploring the Exhibition in the LSE Library
As the UK’s separation from the EU gets closer, the exhibition: ‘What Does Brexit Mean to You?’ highlights the UK…
LSE Increases Opportunities To Study Abroad
Why now? The LSE responded to what it deemed as an increasing demand for options to study abroad by announcing…
