Saving print journalism: out with the new, in with the old
illustration by Amelia Jabry Print journalism is dying. Newspaper circulation is plummeting across the board. The Sun, the best-selling newspaper…
Rory Stewart and the North-South divide
Cast your minds back to May 2019. Most of us were swarmed with exams, the weather was warming, and Theresa…
Letter to the editor: LSE and climate change
It is very good to see a debate in ‘The Beaver’ about sustainability at LSE, and climate change in particular…
How do we define ‘Working Class’?
At the end of the last academic year, I found myself winning the role of social mobility officer. Now I…
Keeping Student Activism Alive
Written by Miranda Imperial As a one year Master’s student, my time at LSE has been short. My experience of…
The Systemic Problem of Mental Health at Universities
UK universities have a mental health problem, and LSE is no exception. With student satisfaction below 80%, and 43% of…
LSE and the Climate Emergency
Written by Gabriela Cabaña and Catherine Whittle A growing movement in LSE, the Climate Emergency Collective, is asking for the…
If not the SU, then who? Supporting the victims of sexual violence
Compared to other universities, LSE’s support mechanisms for victims of sexual violence are shambolic. While Oxford has a specialised support…
Engagement in the Students’ Union
Written by Akash Mehta, former member of LSE Court of Governors I feel the biggest challenge before the LSESU is…
The Post-Grad Experience
Written by Bilal Bin Saqib, Post-Graduate Officer 2018-2019 During my experience as a Post-Graduate Officer, I have had an immensely…
