As the results of a feasibility study that will determine the future of the Holland Club still remain to be announced, an e-petition in support of its continuation has received ...
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The newly redesigned Exhibition Road saw its grand opening take place last Wednesday. Away from the usual buffoonery (read: metal elephants that Felix still doesn’t quite comprehend perfectly) and tussles ...
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Computer Science is an often misunderstood academic topic. Many people outside the field do not perceive the breadth and depth of research material that’s pumped out daily and how it ...
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By now, I’m sure you’ve heard a lot about Raincatcher’s aims. But how much of the technology behind our systems do you know about?
In order to support our aim of ...
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There has been a fall in university applications for 2012 entry, Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) statistics have revealed. Referred to as a “headline drop of 7.4% in applicants” ...
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Following a damning blog post by Cambridge mathematician Professor Tim Gowers, nearly 3,000 academics have signed an online pledge to cease all work with Elsevier, a Dutch journal publishing house ...
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Last week the Union’s Executive Committee ruled to cut the grant available next year to the Clubs & Societies Board, the Representation & Welfare Board and the Executive itself by ...
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The first ever TEDx conference to be held at Imperial is coming this March. Organised by a team of Imperial students, TEDxImperialCollege will feature live lectures and online videos in ...
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Following two years of construction, Exhibition Road closed last Wednesday for its grand opening led by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. ‘No parking’ signs were put up in advance ...
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Imperial College Palestinian Society had the privilege of hosting a talk by Dr. Mads Gilbert last Friday. Dr. Gilbert, a renowned Norwegian doctor, volunteered in Gaza in 2009; at a ...
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