The Democracy Review is building a better SU for all of us
When it comes to SU governance, I’m a bit of a sceptic. In the past three years of covering SU…
Behind the scenes of the exclusive Alternative Investments Conference
by Jack Beeching Picture credit: Film Farmers Ltd. It’s the afternoon of February the fourteenth. I’m sitting at a champagne-coloured…
‘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…
Creating a culture of consent? Consent.Ed Training at LSE
By Natasha Porter During the first weeks of Michaelmas Term, over 1000 LSE students participated in Consent.Ed workshops. These workshops…
LSE fails to put the ‘History’ in Black History Month
Despite attempts over recent years to address Eurocentrism in LSE’s curriculum, the School’s undergraduate offerings on Black and African history…
Suyin Haynes: ex-Beaver editor and current EIC of gal-dem on LSE, working at Time Magazine, and telling underrepresented stories
When Suyin Haynes started at LSE, she didn’t see herself as the type to become a journalist. Graduating in 2016…
Tuition fee rebates: How SU proposals would make LSE grads pay tens of thousands more in loan repayments
Note: This article was published in Issue #913 as incomplete, this is its full version. Throughout the pandemic, students have…
Messy and victorious: a night of Brexit
I went to the Houses of Parliament last night as Big Ben rung eleven, and Britain began the official process…
The impact of online campaigns
It is only in recent years that online campaigns have begun to be taken seriously as a campaigning tactic for…
Meet LSE’s society raising awareness on food poverty and food waste
Food waste is an issue gaining increasing awareness around the world. The UK Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ Committee classified…
