Breaking the bias: Women’s Rights Week at LSE 
By Natasha Porter Picture credit: LSESU The 8th of March marked International Women’s Day, with celebrations taking place around the…
‘Did you come?’ – the mystery of the female orgasm
Few would deny that orgasm is a beautiful, other-worldly experience – a transcendental gift elevating you from the mundane reality…
Through fire and floods: trouble in student halls
By Lara Wiebecke Pictured: Lilian Knowles courtyard, 22 November 2021 Back in November 2021, The Beaver reported on a fire…
The Zomlot event – a decades-old conflict unravelled
Around the start of Lent Term, I heard that the LSESU Debate Society’s event hosting the Palestinian Ambassador to the…
This article was not written by a robot – on the JournalismAI Festival 2021
By Lara Wiebecke Illustrated by Vaneeza Jawad If we are to believe movies like the Matrix or Ex Machina, and…
Hunger strike on campus: How one postgrad is taking on LSE
Note: This article was originally published online on 19 January. It has been updated to account for developments that have…
‘Investment banking and consulting are very temporary jobs’: what factors determine an LSE graduate’s career?
By Alan Nemirovski LSE has a reputation for sending a large number of graduates to prestigious finance, consulting, and law…
“I don’t belong here!” – On feeling like an imposter
By Lara Wiebecke When I left a message in a few social media groups to find some students to interview…
Beyond Freedom Day: LSE implements the strictest Covid regulations among top London universities
After almost two years of living with Covid-19 restrictions, in July England became one of the first countries to entirely…
Black History Month at LSE: highlights from the events
By Javier Rombo As Black History Month draws to a close, now is opportune to reflect on some of the…