The Beaver the newspaper of the LSE Students' Union

The LSE spent somewhere in the region of £78,000 on external public relations (PR) consultancy in the wake of the GICDF donation scandal.

Figures obtained by the Beaver show that applicants from private schools are more likely to be admitted to the London School of Economics (LSE) than applicants from state schools.

A survey conducted by the Beaver has found that only five per cent of students are able to recognise the four full-time Sabbatical Officers and name their respective positions.

Last week‘s Union General Meeting (UGM) saw a bigger than usual turnout as one of the largest motion of the year, “Community Voting,” took center stage.

Moves by the London School of Economics (LSE) to reduce gender inequality among staff in its ‘Single Action Plan’ are failing. Stark disparities in the number of women employed in senior positions still exist, particularly among Readers and Professors.

The Beaver has received several complaints from students regarding the lack of counselling support provided by the London School of Economics (LSE).

‘Your Hall, Your Call’ (YHYC) is a campaign led by the London School of Economics (LSE) Students’ Union that seeks to engage with those living in university-owned halls of residence.

Women across London marched to commemorate the 101st anniversary of International Women’s Day last Thursday, in celebration of the achievements of women and girls around the world and to collectively push for global gender equality.

The seat for President of the European Council is being challenged by a London School of Economics (LSE) student seeking to raise debate and open dialogue around the electoral process.

Alistair Darling, Former Chancellor of the Exchequer, spoke at the London School of Economics (LSE) on Tuesday 6th March.