The Beaver the newspaper of the LSE Students' Union

Members of the Athletics Union (AU) donned masks this week for the ‘Masquerade’ annual AU Ball, the highlight of the AU social calendar, to celebrate the end of the year.

On 7 March, the London Students’ published an article alleging electoral fraud in the Students’ Union’s Lent Term Election for General Secretary.

The Lent Term Students’ Union elections ended tensely as Alex Peters-Day secured a second term as General Secretary this week after beating Mohammed Morley by a small margin of votes.

A few claims about the Students’ Union elections are heard every year. This election season, the Beaver has tried to investigate four of these.

Professor Boaz Golany, Vice President for External Relations and Resource Development at the Technion last Monday, addressed a small audience in the Lionel Robbins building at the London School of Economics (LSE) .

The Beaver has received complaints, from three students of the London School of Economics (LSE), of unfair electoral tactics by supporters of Mohammed Morley, a candidate for the General Secretary elections last week.

Sabbs discuss their plans for the future.

Czech Prime Minister Petr Nečas gave a public lecture entitled ‘Growth for Europe: Resuscitating the Single Market’ at the London School of Economics (LSE) outlining his vision for growth in Europe.

Last Monday saw an alliance between the London School of Economics Students’ Union Development Society and RAG, as the two organisations teamed up to raise money in aid of Lifeline Energy through the “People’s Auction”. The event was organised as part of the annual Development Society Fortnight, which has received popular support last year.

Last Week, the LSESU Pakistan Society brought their annual flagship event , Pakistan Week, to campus. Held in conjunction with the Pakistani High Commission, the week was touted as “one of the biggest South Asian events in the country.”