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…
Comment: Let’s get Nigel his knighthood now
The time has come to officially recognise Farage’s mammoth contribution to contemporary UK politics. Initially, I intended to propose that…
Why doesn’t LSE give us updates about police presence on campus?
On 11 February, there was a heightened police presence on campus. On the ground floor of the Students’ Union, officers…
Coronavirus: What’s behind the mask?
Jintao Zhu writes about the Coronavirus, xenophobia and the implications of being afraid of the mask. The Coronavirus (2019-nCov) outbreak…
Cymru: Wedi’i ei chuddio gan y cyfryngau
The translation of the headline, written in Welsh, is 'Wales: Ignored by the media.' Adam Kearns, President of Welsh Society,…
LSE is blinded by privilege
Our generation is plagued by guilt. Guilt for our beliefs, our choices, what we say, and what we wear. We…
