Eight best places to cry on campus
by Angbeen Abbas Welcome back to campus, assuming Omicron doesn’t fuck up this term! For most of us, Lent Term…
“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…
A more manageable lockdown, courtesy of LSE Yoga Society
Illustration by Gabriela Król Overview & President Martha Reid Now, more than ever, LSE students need avenues to maintain their…
Why we need to stop using the phrase: “Committed suicide”
“Committing suicide” – let’s unpack this phrase: What other phrases do we associate with the term “committing”? People “commit” crimes.…
Mental health in LSE undergraduate halls
Source: Wikipedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mental_Health_Message.jpg Whilst the Covid-19 pandemic has changed much of how we live our daily lives, it has…
The LSE Starter Pack #6: Seeking Support
“I think there is a tendency for people at LSE to suffer with their mental health but think they’re not…
a bipolar blog: covid-19 pandemic special
TW: suicide, self-harm, substance abuse It’s been over a month since my last bipolar blog on friendship. I’ll chalk up…
LSE Limelight #15: Mental Health in LSE’s Virtual Campus
“There are a lot of things you can do to make your mental health better throughout quarantine, but you don’t…
LSE pulls most disability exam support: “Having an IEA is already isolating and scary, but it felt like I had been forgotten.”
Additional reporting by Morgan Fairless. LSE says that a move to largely long-term, online assessments has “removed the need” for…
For some students, online shift brings inequality into spotlight
For many LSE students, getting accustomed to the ‘new normal’ of leading their daily lives from home under quarantine has…
