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The International Youth Strike Against War is scheduled for 20 November, with mass student walkouts, rallies, and demonstrations planned across Europe and the UK under the slogan "Fight for our future, not their wars". At Imperial, ICL Action for Palestine and Imperial Socialist Worker Student Society have organised
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Imperial College Environmental society is hosting a sustainable gift-wrapping stall as part of the Sustainable Festive Fair on Thursday, 19 November. With the holiday season quickly approaching, the stall aims to show people how to wrap presents without having to buy new wrapping paper that will likely accumulate, remain
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AI chatbots, research funding, accountability, and more.
A year after NHS' 10 Year Plan publication, The New Statesman Conference examines the system's health.
In Musk, the documentary branded a “hit piece” by “free-speech absolutist” Elon Musk himself, director and journalist Alex Gibney spends four hours giving viewers an unvarnished look at the tech billionaire’s career. Exposing him as a fraud and an idea-thief multiple times in the first half, Gibney
OpenAI publishes a solution to the Navier-Stokes equations.
Welcome (back) to Imperial! The new academic year brings new opportunities, new modules, and, of course, more coursework. When faced with mounting pressure and rapidly approaching deadlines, the prospect of using a LLM to do the whole thing is certainly very tantalising. The Student Generative AI Survey 2026, published by
An insight into Sports at Imperial College London
A comparative analysis of Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase and Dance Dance Dance
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A town hall was held on 11 November by ICU to discuss Imperial’s proposed restructuring of residentials support, but student hall support staff report significant questions about its implementation remained unanswered. Accommodation Office representatives explained that, while reducing the number of wardens was confirmed, staffing figures in the approved
Music
The Windmill stage has witnessed the beginnings of some massive names in the indie/alt music scene – acts like Black Country New Road, Black Midi, and The Last Dinner Party. Last Monday, a few of us not so locked-in Alternative Music Society (AMS) members made our way down to
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From a stage made of wooden pallets to sold-out Funky Fridays, meet the Imperial-born band keeping the funk in student nightlife.
Culture
Do we burn an effigy of Guy Fawkes on Bonfire Night? The Pope? Or our conception of the person represented?
Business
The world’s biggest investor is taking precautions against mounting debt in developed economies.
Science
HOPE-e2 investigates if hormone replacement therapy reduces hand pain in post-menopausal women.
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A new approach to clinical trial design allows faster drug development.
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one of the areas AI has changed quickest, and most drastically, is education. Not only do some students view it as a very patient teacher available 24/7, but more developed models can generate figures, suggest hypotheses and, of course, write reports. In early 2025, Felix spoke to Vice Provost
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And some details on what's to come.
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UK Chancellor John Healy, appointed by Andy Burhnam earlier this year, delivered his first Budget speech to the Commons on Wednesday 28 October, where he announced graduates from UK universities with “strong labour market outcomes” will be allowed to obtain a graduate visa valid for two years. The Labour Government
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The Venture Catalyst Challenge hosted its Grand Finale on Wednesday night, where the five finalists pitched their startup businesses to compete for a top prize of £20,000. This year, it was awarded to GenScan AI, founded by Mary-Brenda Akoda. The team also received a £10,000 Track Prize,
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