LSE charities make final push before the Christmas Break
A week before the end of Michaelmas term, students would be mistaken in thinking that now is the time for…
‘Accelerated’ Two-Year Degrees In Pipeline
On the 18th of November, Universities Minister Sam Gyimah announced once again plans to permit universities the option to offer…
LSE graduates earn more than all other university graduates by age 29
The LSE is the top institution for average earnings for graduates by age 29, according to raw earnings data compiled…
LSE Talks Brexit: Gender Put on the Backburner
A panel hosted by the LSE Department of Gender Studies, School of Public Policy and the European Institute explores the…
London Labour Societies Boycott Westminster CLP
Last Wednesday, Labour societies across London rescinded their participation in and support for the Constituency Labour Party (CLP) of the…
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…
