#askLSE

#askLSE is our video interview series where we ask students at the London School of Economics some topical and interesting questions beyond our usual coverage of political and economic matters. 

Check out the videos below, make your way to our Facebook page, leave a comment and join in the debate!

#askLSE 15 What is the best and worst thing about your country?

#askLSE@Global Village: What is the best and worst thing about your country?

At one of the world's most international universities, the Global Village festival celebrates the many different countries and cultures that LSE students hail from. And so in this week's #askLSE, we asked students from some of the national societies at the festival: what is the best and worst thing about your country?

Posted by The London Globalist on Monday, March 12, 2018

#askLSE 14 What are you reading?

#askLSE – What are you reading?

What are LSE students reading? Besides The Economist of course. The latest #askLSE: find out what books LSE students are enjoying and what makes these books so great.The books discussed are:Inglorious Empire: what the British did to India – Shashi TharoorMidnight's Children – Salman RushdieThe Complete Prose – Woody AllenSuite Française – Irene NemirovskySapiens: a brief history of mankind – יובל נח הררי Yuval Noah HarariMemoirs of a Geisha – Arthur GoldenThe Witch – Camilla LäckbergLes Misérables – Victor HugoThe Man Who Loved Dogs – Leonardo Padura

Posted by The London Globalist on Wednesday, February 7, 2018

#askLSE 13  Are you a feminist?

#askLSE – Are you a feminist?

The Women's March and #MeToo have brought feminism back into the spotlight. What do LSE students think about feminism? Do they consider themselves feminists?

Posted by The London Globalist on Monday, January 22, 2018

#askLSE 12  What is the most important issue in the world today?

#askLSE – What is the most important issue in the world today?

#askLSE is back! Our popular weekly series where we ask LSE students the most important political, economic and cultural questions of our time. This week, we asked: what is the most important issue in the world today? (make sure to watch in HD!)

Posted by The London Globalist on Monday, January 15, 2018

#askLSE 11  Should the Elderly be Given Less Weight in the Voting Process?

#askLSE 10 What Does the Election of Donald Trump Tell us About Obama’s Legacy?

#askLSE 9 Should We Authorise Genetically Engineered babies?

#askLSE 8 Is Fashion Elitist?

#askLSE 7 Does Secularism Prevent Religious Expression?

#askLSE 6  What Is The Purpose Of Going to University?

#askLSE 5 All About The LSE SU General Secretary Elections; R.O.N?

#askLSE 4 ‘The Media Tells Us What’s Exciting; Not What’s Important’; Do You Agree?

#askLSE 3 Is The Right To Freedom Of Speech Absolute?

#askLSE 2 Does Pornography Glorify Sexual Violence?

#askLSE 1 Should Students’ Unions Be Politicized?

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