Stern and Queen Noor of Jordan, and Ambassadors such as the Lithuanian Ambassador to the UK. In 2019, the Features section interviewed Alastair Campbell, former communications director to UK Prime Minister Tony Blair. Flipside Launched in 2018, Flipside encapsulates all the magazine sections of the Beaver. The primary feature of Flipside is a fortnightly interview featuring one or more prominent members of the LSE community. It also features sections which previously belonged to The Beaver – Sport and Part B – and created the new sections Social and Review. The name Flipside is a reference to the fact that relative to the other sections of the paper it is printed upside down which requires the user to flip the paper around to read it. Beaver Sound The Beaver Sound is the newspaper's new multimedia podcast platform for news since 2019. The platform features series such as LSE Limelight, Crossing the Globe, Grimshaw Speakers, Guftagu (in collaboration with LSESU Pakistan Society), The LSE Starter Pack, and We Know The End. Notable former contributors Richard Bacon - former Executive Editor; now Conservative Member of Parliament for Norfolk South James Corbett - former political editor; now contributing editor of The Observer Sport Monthly and author of Everton: The School of Science and England Expects Ekow Eshun - edited both Features and Arts; now the Artistic Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, and a contributor to BBC2's Newsnight Review Simon Gardiner - former AU Treasurer; now prominent philanthropist Simon Garfield - former Executive Editor; now journalist and author of Mauve and Our Hidden Lives Stephen F. Kelly - contributor, then producer Granada Television, now author and broadcaster Paul Klebnikov - former editor; first editor of Forbes Russian edition Bernard Levin - early contributor to the newspaper, particularly of theatre reviews John Stathatos - former executive editor; photographer, writer and art critic whose publications include The Book of Lost Cities and A Vindication of Tlon: Photography & the Fantastic Notes External links The Beaver online edition The Beaver print editions, issues 756- (starting 8 November 2011) Online archive of at Issuu, The Beaver print editions, issues 1-770 at the LSE Digital Library archive Student newspapers published in the United Kingdom London School of Economics Newspapers established in 1949 Weekly newspapers published in the United Kingdom London newspapers 1949 establishments in England