Here is your chance to go to a student event with a difference - an evening of glitz and glamour in the Science Museum presented as you have never seen it before. A productions company has been brought it in to transform the Making of the Modern World Gallery into a unique venue. So dress up and join 300 other students for an evening to remember.

Starting at 8:15pm, we have live jazz all evening. Champagne wine and canapés will be served with our compliments throughout, till our close at 11:00pm.

Tickets cost £100, but we have subsidize them to just £15 for Imperial Students and £35 for others.

Buy your ticket now!

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Ever wanted to see the view at the top of Queen's Tower??

Well now you can, and all in aid of RAG.

With a small suggested donation of £3 you can help charity, and burn a few calories trekking up the tower at lunchtime.

From 12 til 2pm from Tuesday 5th March til Thursday 7th March the RCSU will be at the Queen's Tower, and it's first come, first served, so get there early!

RCSU presents....RAG Ball at Cafe de Paris

The ultimate event this year, time to dress up and get down to Cafe de Paris, all to raise money for charity!

The dinner tickets are rapidly disappearing, so if you're lucky enough to grab one then you will enjoy a sumptuous three course meal with wine and VIP access to the basement club. All this for only £30!

For those of you whose student loan has stretched too far, we are selling DIRT CHEAP entertainment tickets for only £7!! For this you get access to the after dinner bands and DJS, with a range of student drink offers, and the price includes a FREE drink at the bar!

To buy tickets look out for the stands in SAF and Huxley, and you can also buy them here

We look forward to seeing you!

There are 5 days left to enter the 2008 Imperial College Science Challenge. If you missed any of our events it does not matter, as recordings of all the events are available on our website with the questions.

Best of luck! www.rcsu.org.uk/sciencechallenge

250 people turned out to see the final Science Challenge seminar given by Robert Winston last night. Lord Winston covered many of the 'truths' of science. He asked us to challenge the unchallengeable, including the theory of evolution. His talk covered many topics from across the globe with examples from primitive tribes to CERN.

This final seminar marks two weeks to the deadline for the 800 word essays to the challenge. An Imperial student will win 2500 an Apple MacBook and a trip to CERN. To see this years questions visit - www.rcsu.org.uk/sciencechallenge/questions.php

The submissions form is also now available from the science challenge website.

Good luck! www.rcsu.org.uk/sciencechallenge/