By Natasha Porter Picture credit: LSESU The 8th of March marked International Women’s Day, with celebrations taking place around the world to highlight the achievements of women. Here at LSE, it signified the peak of LSE's first Women’s Rights Week, a series of events aimed

When it comes to SU governance, I’m a bit of a sceptic. In the past three years of covering SU news in some capacity or the other, I still don’t know what the SU is really meant to accomplish apart from helping societies run events

By Beatriz Silva On the afternoon of Thursday 31 March, a banner in blue capital letters reading ‘Fee Strike Now’ was displayed on the staircase of the LSE Library. The banner was placed by a group of postgraduate students from the Government department, as members

by Alan Nemirovski and Sachin Jhangiani Picture via @LSE_UCU In February, members of the University and College Union (UCU) at LSE went on strike. The Beaver covered their reasons for striking last term. This time, we spoke to academics, PhD students, and UCU representatives to

Trigger warning: rape and suicide / by Lily Shield-Polyzoides

As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students make better sense of the SU elections, The Beaver talked to candidates to find out why we should vote for them.   Polls open on Monday

As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students make better sense of the SU elections, The Beaver talked to candidates to find out why we should vote for them.   Polls open on Monday

As election season rolls around again, the big sabbatical officer positions next year are up for grabs. To help students make better sense of the SU elections, The Beaver talked to candidates to find out why we should vote for them.   Polls open on Monday