The legendary Bell Ribeiro-Addy will be coming to LSE from 5-6pm on Friday 22nd October to discuss the work and legacies of activist Steve Biko. Can’t wait to see you there!! 🥳

These guys want to take away free life saving health care in the middle of a pandemic, pure evil.

Huge news from LSE UCU! This is an amazing result and has the full support of LSESU Labour - we can't wait to do all we can to show our solidarity with staff!

A petition for students: “Staff deserve to be paid fairly for their work. They deserve contracts that guarantee them a stable job, and workloads that are manageable. Women, disabled staff and staff of colour deserve pay parity with their counterparts.” email-nus.org.uk/p/5BGA-9DB/str…

A wonderful teach out programme at LSE 1-3 December in solidarity with all teachers striking across 58 universities. Uniting students and staff to protect pensions, raise pay, address equity issues and fight casualisation LSE UCU UCU @sumi_madhok Sara Salem Ayça Çubukçu

calling all LSE geography students (& alum)!!!! please sign this letter in support of the recent LSE UCU strikes and call on LSE to look after those it relies on the most! forms.gle/nUe91PBfFexkvX…

LSE students can vote on backing the four fights and pension strikes. We know many already support us. A strong signal through the Student Union will only strengthen staff-student solidarity. After all, as they say: our working conditions are your learning conditions.

Join us on the picket line tomorrow at 12pm as we hear from cleaner Daniel about his experiences at LSE, and discuss how to get involved next year!

🚨🎇 Students are organising a day of action next week so that LSE meets the demands of @UCU and of student organising groups including Decolonising LSE — join us with your pots, pans and whistles! Also, please share widely. LSE Students' Union #UCUStrike LSE UCU #studentsstaffsolidarity

Today we stood in solidarity with LSE for Palestine Decolonising LSE & LSE UCU, while disrupting LSE’s offer holder’s day and making sure students know where their money goes (spoiler: not to student wellbeing, academic working conditions or precarious staff!!)

We’ve set up a fundraiser to support an LSE cleaner and J4C organiser!! He is marrying his fiance from Kenya and cannot currently afford the costs of visas and a civil partnership - we would be so grateful if you’re able to donate or share. Solidarity!✊ shorturl.at/atHNX

If you don’t have a plan to tackle the shortage of doctors and nurses, you don’t have a plan for the NHS 👇

An excellent article by one of our members Arjun Sanghera

I have a joke about trickle down economics. 99% of you won’t ever get it.

Great meeting loads of new students at the freshers fair last week. Looking forward to seeing everyone at our first event of this year this Thursday!!

With Keir Starmer as Prime Minister, Labour will establish GB Energy. ✅ A publicly-owned, renewable generation company. ✅ Harnessing the power of Britain’s sun, wind and waves to cut energy bills. ✅ Britain will be an energy independent superpower.

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In collaboration with LSE SU Debate and Ukrainian.SU, we are honored to welcome back His Excellency Vadym Prystaiko — this time joined by James Rogers from Council on Geostrategy to reflect on the 8 months since 🇷🇺 full-scale invasion of #Ukraine. 🗓 25.10, 17:00 PM 📍Old Theatre, LSE

With some of the oldest Conservative and Labour societies in the country, universities in London are known for their vibrant political culture | by Monique Rubins nwlondoner.co.uk/life/24102022-…

Alfred Morris was a British The Labour Party Ireland Co-operative politician and disability rights campaigner. In 1970 Morris successfully introduced the Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Act . You can find more information on him here on LSE Library 's online archives ow.ly/KJG350LMeLM