A Global LSE: How do International Students Feel about Changing UK Migration Laws?
Willow writes about how international students handle life in the UK under the increasingly hostile attitudes of the British Government.
Crime in London: Perception versus Reality
Tomas explores the reality of crime in London and on LSE campus
“Sitting on the side watching them play”: Universities as a gateway for women into male-dominated sports
Elodie explores the experiences of women who started sport at university and looks as university sports societies as a site…
Cataloguing Potential: In Conversation with Kai
Written by Sylvain Chan Photography by Oliver Chan Perhaps you’ve met Kai studying away in the CBG, reading about Bourdieu…
Case Closed (Book): The LSE Law School Changes Its Exam Policy
Skye and Angelika take on the LSE Law School's rapid exam policy changes, and question whether students are happy about…
Lessons on Revolution: How an LSE student protest became a play about political action
Suchita connects LSE's past and present student activism through the Lessons on Revolution play
LSE: The London School of Expectations?
Anna takes an economic perspective on the first-year experience of applying for Spring Weeks, and considers its impact on the…
Prestige and pressure: Inside the corporate mindset shaping student life at LSE
Written by Sophie Rose The Elephant on Houghton Street It is difficult to walk around LSE’s campus or have a…
LSE’s Widening Participation Measures: too little, too late?
Amy challenges the sufficiency of LSE's support for students from low socioeconomic backgrounds.
Do university rankings matter? And should they?
Tomas analyses the usefulness of university rankings: do they help or hinder university choice?
