Comment: You will survive a beef ban
The outcry over the beef ban has been unfounded, silly and, most of all, offensive. Here’s why. A recent motion…
Comment: The LSESU election and the Chinese population
被LSE学联忽略的声音 LSE would not exist without its Chinese international students. The Chinese student population is large, and, while the average…
Comment: What uni has taught me about money
This time last year I had just begun a part-time job that temporarily halted an increasing slide into debt and…
Comment: Quit London’s commercial dating scene for love at LSE
Why is it best to stick to our university to find a partner, and cement ourselves within a cohesive community?…
Comment: Lobbying the Student Counselling Service is the wrong priority, perhaps harmful
I don’t think that it should be news to anyone that LSE has a serious problem with mental health. As…
Comment: Respect LSE’s democratic vote to ban beef
Banning beef was a democratic vote. Respect it, or otherwise seek to oppose it through democratic means. The recent so-called…
Comment: Banning beef begins the Road to Serfdom
What’s wrong with the LSE’s Beef Ban, and could it even lead to a slide down to totalitarianism? The recent…
The trappings of power: Aung San Suu Kyi at the Hague
In December, Nobel Peace-Prize Winner and de-facto civilian leader of Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi arrived at The Hague to…
Comment: This Lent, I’m giving up loving Boris Johnson
This piece is written under a pseudonym. Post-election Boris Johnson is a very different Prime Minister from his pre-election self.…
Comment: The last man standing in the War on Drugs
In response to ‘Green Beast: LSE Should Stigmatize, Not Normalise Marijuana Use’, published online 01/02/2020: a piece arguing that the…
