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!['The human rights movement is reeling and the worst is yet to come.
Hear Philip Alston suggest what can be done in response to this onslaught of negative developments in our #HumanRightsDay #LSEHRDay lecture hosted by @[1440440036228443:274:LSE Human Rights] on Thursday 1 December. http://bit.ly/2gH8QDK'](https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-0/p261x260/15192760_10154344010228347_3321534897032222508_n.png?oh=58f294993c2ea0d30a52d2df0a40934e&oe=58C65758)
New from LSE Careers:
'It’s a never ending struggle to balance work and play but there are a many ways to be social on campus while keeping on top of work - whether it's attending society events or organising study groups.'
Current LSE PhD student/LSE Anthropology undergraduate alum Hannah Cottrell gives her tips for maximising your time and making the most of opportunities whilst you’re here:
The human rights movement is reeling and the worst is yet to come.
Hear Philip Alston suggest what can be done in response to this onslaught of negative developments in our #HumanRightsDay #LSEHRDay lecture hosted by LSE Human Rights on Thursday 1 December. http://bit.ly/2gH8QDK
Meet our new student video diarists, Alex, Yea Won and Zack.
Watch their first instalments to hear how they're settling into LSE life, university life, settling into London (and the UK), and more.
Explore Charles Booth’s poverty maps of Victorian London with our new, state-of-the-art website! http://booth.lse.ac.uk #LSEBooth
Dr Helen Yaffe from LSE's Latin, America and Caribbean Centre discusses Fidel Castro's legacy on BBC World News
http://bit.ly/2fs1RhO
Visit our brand new Charles Booth website and explore maps showing the spread of poverty in Victorian London https://booth.lse.ac.uk/
1935 marked the retirement of Sir Arthur Bowley, one of the School’s original teachers. On 28 November 1935 the Emergency Committee agreed to commission a portrait to mark his retirement.
New on the LSE History blog: Stella Bowen’s portrait of Sir Arthur Bowley hangs in the Department of Statistics. Sue Donnelly tells the story behind the picture.
In celebration of her Leverhulme Professorship at the LSE Gender Institute Sonia Corrêa explores some of the paradoxes at the centre of sexual rights theory and politics.
Join Sonia at LSE on Wednesday 30 November. http://bit.ly/2glEKpM
Did you miss the Colombian President's talk at LSE? The podcast from this event, along with many other LSE event podcasts and videos, are available to download right now! Check out the full list here http://bit.ly/2g1ykZw
We had a wonderful time at last week´s Alumni Reunion for the classes of 1951, 1956, 1961 and 1966. It was a real pleasure to celebrate their graduation anniversares with them!
View more pictures of the day here: http://bit.ly/2ffLNzn
New from EUROPP - European Politics and Policy at LSE: The French centre-right selects its candidate for the 2017 presidential election this Sunday. The race is between François Fillon and Alain Juppé. Which candidate would stand the best chance against Marine Le Pen?
Meet our new student video diarists, Alex, Yea Won and Zack.
Watch their first instalments to hear how they're settling into LSE life, university life, settling into London (and the UK), and more.
What can we learn from the extraordinary life of Dr Rosa Luxemburg: economist, journalist, activist and revolutionary critical thinker? Kate Evans' beautifully drawn biography re-examines her story.
Find out more by joining Kate at LSE on Wednesday 7 December. http://bit.ly/2g1A3hL
Congratulations to everyone at LSE on achieving a 'First' in the green University League, run by student campaign group People and Planet Society.
LSE was ranked 14th overall in the table, up 12 places from 2015, and placing the School second of the Russell Group universities.
Over on the LSE Impact Blog, Alexandre Afonso outlines the differences in the organisation of academic labour markets between countries across Europe. Variance in both the extent to which markets are open to outsiders, and the job security provided for recent PhD graduates has consequences for the mobility of academics across Europe and the progression of early career researchers.
