Cleaners’ Strike Captivates Campus
by Sofia Kastelein, Undergraduate Student LSE cleaners were on strike last Wednesday and Thursday. Both days, from 6am, campus was…
Breaking the Pledge: Why is the LSE yet to Divest?
Why has the LSE broken its pledge on divestment? The recent decision by Kings to fully divest from fossil fuels…
Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Election
By J Kwong Despite three candidates, the election outcome is unlikely to be a surprise. In the wake of…
Angelina Jolie Delivers Inaugural Lecture at the LSE
by Tazeen Dhanani, Postgraduate Student On Tuesday, 14 March, students taking the course GI425: Women, Peace and Security (WPS) eagerly…
Tom Harwood Pledges to “Make the NUS Ever So Slightly Less Terrible”
by Bhadra Sreejith, News Editor Tom Harwood, who ran for NUS delegate on a satirical campaign in which he promised…
Dr Shashi Tharoor Calls For “Moral Atonement” Regarding the British Raj
by Bhadra Sreejith, News Editor On the 6th of March, Dr Shashi Tharoor, author of 15 best-selling works of fiction…
Professor Michael Sandel Talks Capitalism, Democracy and the Public Good in the Post-Trump Era
by Beth Loynes, Deputy News Editor Last Thursday night hundreds crammed into the Sheikh Zayed Theatre to hear Professor Michael…
London’s NHS, construction and technology sectors reliant on EU workers
by Carmelo Konmaz, News Editor In the ambiguous diplomatic environment which has thus-far characterised Brexit negotiations, London’s NHS, construction,…
German Symposium Predictably Efficient
By Saskia Neibig The German Symposium 2017 last week was the 11th instalment of this annual event and is estimated…
Gone Too Soon : In Memory of Adhil Bakeer Markar
By Taryana Odayar, Executive Editor. The most painful goodbyes are the ones that are never said and never explained. Adhil Bakeer…
