“Disorganised” Examination Disappoints Econometrics Students
EC220 and EC221 students are vocalising their frustration over a reportedly “disorganised” and “unfair” economics examination held on January 4th.…
Where Things Stand In Afghanistan
Since 2001, the price of the war in Afghanistan has been steep: over $1 trillion spent and 20,000 US military…
Cake, Wine and Coffee mark SU’s 120th Birthday
Seven days after the University of London celebrated its 181st anniversary with a black-tie reception at Senate House, a more…
Revisiting The Issue of Laptops In Lectures
The arguments put forward in a recent New York Times article titled, “Laptops are Great. But Not During a Lecture…
Minouche Hosts LSESU’s 120th
The Director of the LSE, Dame Minouche Shafik, held a reception for students and staff members at her university-owned apartment…
Polish Nationalism Reaches New Peak on Independence Day
Red and white. Those were the colours the streets of central Warsaw seemed to have been composed of last Saturday…
Rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas reach an historic unity deal
A historic agreement between rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas was reached on Thursday, in the form of a reconciliation…
Giant Tech Companies vow to fight extremism
The modern day tech ‘Big Four’ can now add combating extremism to their list of services. Google, Facebook, Twitter and…
Eco-Friendly LSE gets Top Marks for Sustainability
A new league table released this week by environmental research group People and Planet has given LSE a “first-class” rating…
LSE Celebrates its First Consent Week
LSESU Consent Week 2017 kicked off last Monday and was devoted to initiatives aimed at creating a consent culture on…
