LSE is not the ultimate evil
by Alina Chen At the Beaver, we are flooded by criticisms about LSE. It never stops: from toxic academic pressure…
LSE Economics Exams – testing understanding or maintaining prestige?
by Alina Chen I suppose I still had some faith in the School’s capacity to sympathise, if not empathise with…
Why the answer to your problems isn’t a Summer Ball
It’s no secret how lonely LSE can be. The Beaver has reported time and time again how mental health is…
The Systemic Problem of Mental Health at Universities
UK universities have a mental health problem, and LSE is no exception. With student satisfaction below 80%, and 43% of…
As it looks to the future, LSE renews focus on teaching
In LSE’s latest vision for the future of the school, a key idea is familiar, Guest Contributor Scott Carpenter writes…
Open Book: Mental Health and… Progress
So that’s it; the term is over and so is this blog. I want to take a moment to reflect…
LSE Student Satisfaction Continues To Drop
When discussing LSE, a recurring topic is our shamefully low student satisfaction score, which persists despite our renown international standing.…
LSE Needs to Diversify Assessment — Fast
3rd year Economics students have not had an easy time of it. They are the first cohort to have had…
In Defence of the LSESU
Seventy-Four percent. This figure, published by National Student Survey (NSS), is the London School of Economics & Political Science’s (LSE)…
LSE Responds to Course Choice Complaints
“We recognise the course selection process can be frustrating, and apologise for this,” an LSE Spokesperson has told The Beaver,…
