Low Election Turnout Concludes a Year of Low Engagement
Last Thursday (8 March) on elections result night, the LSESU announced the election of fourteen candidates as new full and…
Last Thursday (8 March) on elections result night, the LSESU announced the election of fourteen candidates as new full and…
First, snow was colourless – a seemingly impossible pigment of the imagination, rising in aimless reverie as the mind remarked…
In 1212 the English Barons first raised their concerns to King John regarding his dealings with a European power. In…
Hustings The initial hustings for the LSESU Lent Term Elections saw General Secretary candidates Zulum Elumogo and Waleed Malik give…
The Wednesday just passed will surely go down as one to remember. The NAB was witness to severe iciness, embarrassing…
Some cleaners at the LSE have expressed their concern over the terms of their upcoming transfer in-house from outsourcing company…
There’s only one true way 2018’s most brutal matchups can be expressed… Too ill to catch fight night fever, it…
Only 46.3% of LSE staff voted to go on strike on the 16th February. The LSE will therefore not be…
Despite the LSE and the Students’ Union’s efforts to get third -year students to fill out the National Student Survey…
I can only apologise for what has been an inexcusable break in blog posting. I am sure this literary drought…