As a Students' Union, our actions are led by students. That means you direct our work year on year.

About Student Policy 

Our student policies outline what the SU is believes, and how we are going to act upon those beliefs. They come from ideas submitted by students, and go through our Democratic Structures.

Below is a list of our current policies. Why not come along to our next Student Town Hall to ask your officers about our progress on them?

Each policy lasts until the end of next academic year. You can view our expired policies here.

Passed policies from 2024-25 

Should the LSESU enable students to review their marked exam papers?

This policy was passed in November 2024.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU advocate for LSE to track diversity criteria related to socio-economic and non-academic backgrounds?

This policy was passed in November 2024.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU install a centre feed tissue dispenser and bin in the men’s Islamic washroom (ablution room) in the Faith Centre?

This policy was passed in November 2024.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should LSESU actively protect and defend students whose rights are being targeted or threatened by the University?

This policy was passed in April 2025.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU address period poverty issue on the LSE campuses and advocate for free menstrual products in all female and gender neutral bathrooms?

This policy was passed in April 2025.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU lobby the London School of Economics and Political Science to provide a dedicated prayer spaces for each major faith group on campus?

This policy was passed in April 2025.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU provide more support for students at LSE who have children?

This policy was passed in April 2025.

You can read the policy brief here.

LSESU and LSE should introduce more regulations on gluten free cross contamination

This policy was passed in April 2025.

You can read the policy brief here.

Passed policies from 2023-24 

Should the LSESU lobby for the LSE library to better support silent study?

This policy was passed in November 2023.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU and PfAL (Programme for African Leadership) collectively work to mitigate and eliminate diversity and inclusion challenges faced by African students on campus?

This policy was passed in November 2023.

You can read the policy brief here.

Should the LSESU lobby LSE to administer self-certified extensions for students?

This policy was passed in November 2023.

You can read the policy brief here.

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