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Issue 1837 (PDF)
The student newspaper of Imperial College London
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‘It‘s sh*t,’ say students, as College President Hugh Brady claims ‘enthusiastic’ support
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Police helicopter deployed to stop helicopter heading for Israeli embassy
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Imperial College Union (ICU) has released a statement calling on Imperial College London to ‘to take an official, public stance.'
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Alyssa Gilbert has co-authored a letter accusing the PM of ‘watering down’ UK climate commitments.
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Manoj Sen has been served a caution after calling Jews ‘circumcised vermin’
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Imperial spends up to £65,000 per scholar. Candidates must ‘thoroughly implement’ Xi Jinping’s doctrine.
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MSc graduate Nael Qtati has spoken to students after two weeks of no contact.
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In this series, Felix talks to the Union’s Officer Trustees. This week: Christian Cooper, DPCS.
Section Editor: Marie Mori and Simran Patel
The United Nations’ flagship conference on climate change is back and more intersectional than ever.
Letting their voices be heard: is COP28 eff ective at generating support for the countries that need it?
Why would you make something built to fall apart?
Felix investigates the presence of fossil fuel companies at the Science Museum.
Section Editor: Elif Civelekoglu
On why you should be worried about your rights as a student.
You are not to blame, and you can fight
Imperial College Union President Hayley Wong explains the latest changes to the College’s disciplinary process.
Felix Co-Editor-in-Chief Isabella Ward reflects on this year’s leadership elections
Section Editor: Jamie John, Zanna Buckland and Isabella Ward
What is it with Imperial and ugly art?
Security staff make a last stand
Change is underway at the paper
Section Editor: Angie Lo and Taylor Pomfret
Exploring winter halos: a scientific peek into the optical illusion seen lighting up UK skies.
Felix talks with Imperial’s Dr Robin Lamboll to discuss our remaining carbon budget.
Felix talks with Imperial’s Professor Jon Marangos to discuss Nobel-winning attosecond science.
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and the Nobel Prize for Physics, have each been awarded!
Section Editor: Charlotte Probstel
As they count down to Silverstone, Formula Student gear up to meet green challenges.
ICSM suffer another set of annual devastating defeats in Waterpolo.
A Student Fight Night London approaches, Yian ‘Zinger’ Zeng has mastered floating like a butterfly — but can she bring herself to sting like a bee?
As Women's Rugby go from strength to strength, Felix looks back on the sport's rich history at Imperial.
Section Editor: Gilbert Jackson
A bold and challenging play well excecuted.
Hamnet was both strikingly modern and deeply grounded in the tradition of British historical fiction. Tragically, however, the play does not live up to the book.
Love and loss are stratified across three generations in Roy Williams’ tender and sweet new play
Section Editor: Mike Buzadji
The Time Lord and his Tardis are once again gracing our TV screens, but is the 60th anniversary the start of a new Golden Era?
Film Editor Jonah Hewett provides a brief recap of the events of this year’s Academy Awards.
Film Editor Jonah Hewett discusses the implications of the money and power behind the film industry
Film Editor Jonah Hewett presents a review of a Danish horror film from the BFI London Film Festival
Section Editor: Tara Pal Chaudhuri and Joe Riordan
A beautiful debut from Portland indie rocker, Searows
Acoustic covers aplenty as Wolf Alice release Blue Lullaby
Kate Bush reaches number 1 in the singles chart with her song: ‘Running Up That Hill’ more than three decades after it was released
A look back at Music for Planets, People & Washing Machines by Randy Bernsen
Section Editor: Fiyinfoluwa T. Oladipo and Mohammad Majlisi
Katia Zykova provides a chemical and literary perspective on the acclaimed story of a murderer.
Book Club’s November pick: a witty take on the failings of an industry.
Two examples of politics and romance going hand in hand.
An exploration of real-world politics through the life of one deeply flawed man
Section Editor: Sir Walter Plinge
What has the president of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, been up to? Hye Oh discusses below
Why is Meta facing serious issues at the moment? Our writer, Anna Fu discusses a list of possible reasons.
How clean really is the technology thats getting been getting fast praise in the green era of investing
Ukraine is a big news story over the past few weeks, but how could macroeconomics be playing a part in stoking tensions between the different sides involved?
Section Editor: NegaFelix
Your weekly update on the positions of the stars
Our Felix exclusive horoscope
This week's astrological predictions
Section Editor: Sir Walter Plinge
If it is as small as a pack of spices or as large as a kilogram of bacon, it will travel from all over the world into London.
A five star outlet tucked away in Nag's Head Market
A vegan, vegetarian and halal stew for anyone cooking on a budget
Greetings and salutations to my readers for this week’s column. Today we’ll be looking at a Turkish restaurant called “Selale”
Section Editor: NegaFelix
Section Editor: Rolando Charles
How to share sound, smell, taste, and touch through the sense of sight.
When was the last time you did absolutely nothing?
Section Editor: Sir Walter Plinge
In a new collaboration with exchange student Evelyn, she introduces her newest home in the corner of Heidelberg.
Section Editor: Isaac Winson
| 1 | Deep-Fried Charizard | 150 |
| 2 | It's not fat, it's power | 139 |
| 3 | AKGroup | 130 |
| 4 | Lucky's Magic Whisk | 65 |
| 5 | Plont Palace | 30 |
| 6 | Hea-ing | 13 |
| 7 | The First Order Physicists | 6 |
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