Science

Monkey Business

Imperial study identifies patterns in same-sex sexual behaviour in primates.

Opinion

AI could kill the human need to want

And I don’t want that.

News

Imperial refuses to disclose cost of McKinsey appointment

The American consultancy was tasked in late 2024 with a “maturity assessment” of the new programmes in the College’s strategy.

Books

What book was under your tree?

The Felix Editoral Team review one book they read over Christmas break.

Opinion

What we lose when we win

A look at what Maduro’s capture reveals about American democracy

Film & TV

Avatar 3: Fire and Ash

A successful comeback to Pandora: from ocean depths to scorched land, Avatar’s world grows darker – and closer to home.

Opinion

Let them take our oil!

A look at why many Venezuelans welcome the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro.

Business

Why hedge funds are suddenly buying Venezuela’s “unpayable” debt

As a window of enforceability opens, the country’s most valuable assets are not oil fields or factories, but unpaid claims.

News

Union Council report

Stonewall, medicines, the IZI, and GTAs: Council Papers from the December 9th meeting.

News

“The community is my anchor”: an interview with Sarah Azam

The ICSMSU President on financial accessibility, medic drinking culture, and half-marathons in winter.

News

Pushback against ICU Orders: “Why do we need an app for everything?”

Students and bartenders say the new system is more cumbersome than the card-based identification it replaced.

Science

Concrete is evolving beyond its grey reputation

Concrete is everywhere: from roads, to skyscrapers, to the foundations of the building you may be reading this in. It is the most used material in the world with 150 tons used every second worldwide – that’s about 14 trillion meters cubed per year! Concrete is a composite material, mostly