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Starting in the 1920s, journey though time to meet a selection of LSE alumni who have been influential in African countries including Togo, Kenya, Ghana and Mauritius. The list is completed by an award-winning humanitarian journalist in the 2000s, bringing a different perspective on what it means to be influential in the world.

While researching the gender equality campaigning organisation the Six Point Group, Kelly Bosomworth came across the personal papers of one member, Claire Madden, held in the Women’s Library at LSE. Largely untouched since its donation in 1999, Madden’s archive offers a rare opportunity to recover the life of an overlooked female political activi...

Prompted by preparations for the upcoming LSE public lecture on Hilde Himmelweit, the pioneering Professor of Social Psychology, Terhi Rantanen and Lisa McQuillan began to look beyond her remarkable career and explore the wider history...

Did you know there was an attempted burglary of some important anti-fascist documents held at LSE Library? That the classic book “On Liberty” has two authors, not one? That an important piece of LSE art was stolen? Library curator Daniel Brambilla-Payne explores five favourite images from the Library’s new exhibition

Meet a selection of LSE alumni who have been influential in India and Nepal.

MSc Economics 1921, PhD 1923