An unpredictable World Cup: teams, players and narratives to look out for
By Robert Khanjian This World Cup in many ways feels very different to any we have experienced before. It is…
The Lionesses’ Lasting Legacy
By Alex Bowley What were you doing on the evening of the 31 July 2022? Well, if you were not…
“When will women finally believe they belong in sport?”
By Teresa Petra When I arrived at LSE two years ago, I was immediately drawn to the Women’s Football Team…
Free Wednesday Afternoons for LSE Students: Principle vs Practice
By Zofia Godlewska From beginners to professional athletes, getting involved with one of the countless sports clubs at LSE can…
Sidelined: How does social class act as a barrier to sport?
By Kiran Mathur Every June an array of gaudy hats adorn Ascot Racecourse. Beneath them, flocks of women gather to…
The Grit of Cross Country
By Wenchy Lai Cross country is not a sport for the weak. It requires tenacity, discipline, and a genuine love…
GIAGs: a First Year’s Opinion
By Alex Bowley & Illustrated by Charlie To Wakeboarding, lacrosse, squash. When attending the sports fair, I saw so many…
Fight Night 2022: the fighters’ experience
by Sofia Gerace & photo by Kenneth Liew Fight Night, one of the most anticipated sport events at LSE, took…
Chris Adewoye elected AU President
By Matt Sudlow Last week, LSE came down with a strong case of election fever. It was that time of…
Meet the Candidates 2022 – AU President: Chris Adewoye
Election fever has struck LSE! Yes, it’s that time of year again when students are faced with the responsibility of…
