On sunny days you might have enjoyed the views along the Thames embankment. 🤩

But did you know that the embankment is a relatively recent piece of London history as it was only built in the 1860s to improve sanitation and traffic flow along the Strand?

'If there is any state that is poised to “flip” from red to blue this cycle, it is North Carolina.' 🇦🇸

While the state has not elected a Democrat President since 2008, it is also the state that elected Trump by the smallest margin. ⬇️

#USElection
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📚 We're thrilled to share the publication of 'Unsustainable' by alum Matthew Archer! Dive into how banks and multinational corporations enforce a business-friendly approach to global sustainability 🌍👉 zurl.co/xNwO

LSE Alumni NYU Press #Unsustainable #ClimateCrisis

It's lovely to see our Legacy Terrace Garden busy with the summer weather! ☺️

In addition to providing students with a lovely place to eat lunch, chat or study, all of the flowers and foliage on the terrace is pollinator friendly. 🐝

#SustainableLSE

In this week’s #ResearchShowcase talk Lucinda Platt will be discussing Ukrainian experiences of migration during the conflict.

These sessions are free and open to LSE staff, students, alumni and prospective students
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Don't miss your local Global Networking Night event! 👋

Global Networking Night is an opportunity to bring alumni together to share career advice and make connections. 🤝

Registrations close midnight BST for events happening Tuesday 14 May.
➡️ alumni.lse.ac.uk/gnn2024

What an honour it was to host three Nobel Laureates last week.

Thanks to Joseph E. Stiglitz, Claudia Goldin and Esther Duflo for all speaking at LSE.

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Colonialism has taken on a new form thanks to Big Tach companies grabbing our most basic natural resource – our data 📱

Join LSE Media Research on Tuesday 14 May online and on campus with NICK COULDRY MASTODON @[email protected] and Ulises A Mejias ➡️ ow.ly/f9Ty50RygHu..

Impact Monthly went out to LSE alumni last week.

Didn't receive your issue in your inbox? Make sure your details are up to date with us ➡️ ow.ly/EPSX50RwqE4

LSE heads to North America this month!

Meet Professor Larry Kramer, LSE's new President and Vice Chancellor at alumni events in:

🍎 New York, May 13
🏙️ Chicago, May 14
🌉 San Francisco, May 17
🏛️ Washington DC, May 20
🍁 Toronto, May 23

Book now ➡️ linktr.ee/lse_alumni

Welcome Professor Larry Kramer! 👋

The new President and Vice Chancellor LSE took the time to record a special message for our global alumni community. Watch his video here 📺: youtube.com/watch?v=gKvLyd…

Thank you to our alumni and supporters who attended the our Legacy Futures Lunch!

This event allows our legacy supporter community to meet the beneficiaries of our legacy gifts. ☺️

Interested in legacy giving at LSE? You can find out more here.
➡️ lse.ac.uk/supporting-lse…

Can new technology boost Europe's economies? 📈

Research by LSE Consulting suggests that #Metaverse technologies could have a positive impact on the economy. ⬇️

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How can we encourage more #sustainable options on campus?

Current LSE Psychological & Behavioural Science PhD student Heidi Zamzow has been working with @LSECatering on how to nudge people towards sustainable choices.

Find out more about Heidi's research
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When weak nuclear states are able to deter more powerful nuclear states, what does that mean for defence strategy and funding?

LSE Intl Relations's Dr Lauren Sukin discusses the issues in #LSEResearchForTheWorld . ⬇️

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What will the lockdown era mean for our #COVID19 generation of children?

New research by LSE, University of Exeter and University of Strathclyde shows that the educational impact of lockdown will be long-lasting. ⬇️

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