LSE Events This Autumn Term

Everyone is welcome to attend LSE's public events, where some of the most influential figures in social sciences can be heard.

This term we welcome a number of notable speakers including:

• a panel with Professor Susan Stryker, Dr Onni Gust and Dr SM Rodriguez on Trans* lives, histories and activism on 13 February. 
• On 17 February, join us for a special event with the European Commission Executive Vice-President, Teresa Ribera who will take to the stage to ask: Is it possible to achieve fair and inclusive prosperity without a green agenda? 
• LSE alumni, Maurice Saatchi, a preeminent figure in the worlds of advertising and politics discusses with LSE President Professor Larry Kramer, his new book Orgasm on 12 March
• co-recipient of the 2024 Nobel Prize in economics James A Robinson will speak on Wealth in people on 25 March

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Join us in-person on campus or on LSE Live, our online streaming LSE events experience that allows audiences across the world to tune in and join the global debate at LSE. All events are FREE. 

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LSE also has a vibrant Arts and Music programme, with a series of lunchtime concerts on Thursdays in the Shaw Library. These concerts regularly showcase an impressive international spectrum of musicians, and now rightly enjoy a reputation for both their quality and popularity. The current art exhibition Exposure and contrast: the Exit photography group is on display in the Atrium Gallery until Friday 31 January

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