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…
Mental Health and COVID-19
Coronavirus has changed the way we live, albeit temporarily, but spare a thought for those with existing health problems, and…
Comment: Help where you can
The CDC warns that the COVID-19 is likely to be most dangerous for older people or people with underlying health…
Comment: What Next? The start of LSE’s Mental Health Journey
On Monday 24th October, Freedom of Mind LSE’s UGM motion to improve mental health support at LSE passed with 434…
Comment: Lobbying the Student Counselling Service is the wrong priority, perhaps harmful
I don’t think that it should be news to anyone that LSE has a serious problem with mental health. As…
MISDI postgraduate invents bot to crack boredom and loneliness at LSE
Evgeny Pavlov, a postgraduate student in the Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation course, has invented an LSE-exclusive interface…
What next for student wellbeing at LSE?
LSESU Support Map LSE is set to unveil its Mental Health and Wellbeing Framework next week, as part of its…
