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LSE has been ranked second in the world and top in the UK in the “sustainable institutions” lens for the QS World University Rankings for Sustainability 2023, published today (26 October).According to the QS Rankings criteria, the…

Five young adults from the LSE Apprenticeship in City Design programme have designed a new purpose-built public space situated on the iconic Olympic Way in Wembley Park.Samovar Space, launched as part of a community event on Saturday 22…

Questions of pay inequality – and very high pay at the top – are regularly the subject of public debate and, at times, popular outrage. In the UK, it has been central to recent controversies about income tax rates, executive bonuses, and…

A new academic study demonstrates for the first time that scheduling medical appointments later in the week increases patient attendance by over 10 per cent. Missed appointments are a long-standing challenge for the NHS, increasing costs…

People with developmental disability are nearly three times as likely than other patients to experience preventable physical injuries while in hospital, reveals new research by LSE and the Universitat de Barcelona.The paper, published in…

A new toolkit which aims to tackle the stigma faced by people living with dementia has been launched by STRiDE(1), a project led by the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC) at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)…

LSE’s commitment to improving under-representation in higher education and supporting social mobility and inclusion remains a top priority for the School.LSE has been one of the pioneers of the Pathways to Law and Pathways to Banking and…

This fantastic achievement is testament to the ongoing hard work of the LSE community.- LSE Director, Minouche ShafikStudents celebrate GraduationLSE has been ranked as the top university in London in the Times and Sunday Times Good…

There is widespread public support for increasing, or at least maintaining, United Nations (UN) authority over member states and for making its structures more directly representative of member state citizens.These are some of the key…

Some English dynasties are hiding at least 35 per cent of their inherited wealth, according to new research from the Department of Economic History.The paper, published in the August issue of The Economic History Review, uses historical…