LSE is a university, not a corporation
by Liv Kessler Illustration by Charlie To LSE students are experiencing first-hand the marketisation of universities. Taking corporations as a…
Italian voting system fails the youth
by Simona Gallo Photo sourced from Washington Post On 25 September 2022, Italian citizens voted for their new government in…
Student politics: Why is Corbyn still popular?
by Muhammad Ibrahim Photo sourced from Time magazine As I explore the godforsaken setting of student politics, one thing is…
To reclaim British culture, we must reject the brand of monarchy.
by K.H. illustrated by Charlie To The recent death of the last monarch of the UK, Queen Elizabeth II, and…
Our cities are not prepared for climate change
by Lily Whittle illustrated by Anoushka Guli This summer has been hot. Exceptionally hot. The UK hit 40oC for the…
Students need more support in the present crisis, not less.
by Theodore Brown illustrated by Yvonne Haberlach You could be forgiven for expecting that the government might intervene on behalf…
LSE Economics Exams – testing understanding or maintaining prestige?
by Alina Chen I suppose I still had some faith in the School’s capacity to sympathise, if not empathise with…
Holding abuse to account: hope beyond damage control
By Tash Rajan Content warning: sexual abuse During my undergraduate degree, I faced ongoing sexual abuse from another student who…
The Levelling Up White Paper: the political price of devolution
The Levelling-Up White Paper is certainly full of platitudes and almost definitely biased towards securing Conservative gains, but we should…
Minouche is not one of us
By Alan Nemirovski I recently read an article from The Guardian that profiled the success of Baroness Minouche Shafik following…
