Ollie Cook: LSE student turned Olympic Rower
I was told not to apply for LSE and then, when I got in, that I wouldn’t enjoy it; “It’s…
LSE is blinded by privilege
Our generation is plagued by guilt. Guilt for our beliefs, our choices, what we say, and what we wear. We…
Change Makers is here to stay
Last year, LSE and LSESU piloted the first iteration of the Change Makers programme. Inspired by a similar programme at…
Green Beast: LSE Should Stigmatise, Not Normalise Marijuana Use
What should we think about when we consider legalising cannabis? One sultry summer afternoon in the middle of 2017, I…
Coronavirus scare at LSE halls was “precautionary measure”, student has been discharged
The Daily Mail has reported that a potential instance of Coronavirus infection has been located at an LSE halls of…
The Election and the Left: Symposium launches broadsides at Labour leadership.
The Election and the Left, hosted by the Ralph Miliband Programme, attracted huge crowds that saw the Old Theatre completely…
LSE could go bankrupt ‘any day now’
The decade got off to a rough start for LSE, as it emerged that the university was on the brink…
Beaver garners pair of trophies from largest student media association in the UK
On Saturday, 18 January, The Student Publication Association, the largest student media association in the UK and Ireland, awarded The…
Hedging bets with Emmet Mung
Emmet Mung isn’t our usual pick for Flipside. He’s embedded in a segment of campus that hardly recognises our paper;…
Scruton’s LSE: losing a genius, losing a friend (RIP 1944 – 2020)
How is Sir Roger Scruton’s legacy intertwined with the LSE? Last week, the world lost one of the most well-read,…
