Opinion
Beyond alt-right: why we must engage with populism
Comment writer Farid Kaveh argues about how we must engage with the alt-right and deal with the flaws of liberal thinking.
Business
A New Generation of Maritime Prospects
As legacy systems continue to throttle global trade, the onus falls on young innovators to revolutionise the seas.
Business
This Week in Business 21/11/25
Budget noise rattles markets again
Opinion
Is digital media cheaper art?
We’re trading authenticity for accessibility and meaning for efficiency.
News
Spanish and Latin American societies merge
On Thursday 13th November, Union Council members unanimously approved the merger of Imperial’s Spanish and Latin American Societies. This comes after a year of inactivity for the Latin American Society led hopeful joiners to seek solace in the Spanish Society’s shared “cultural and linguistic roots,” according to the
News
Pfizer bets $10bn on Imperial Professor’s weight-loss drug candidate
Imperial stands to make millions in royalties if the monthly jab lives up to expectations.
News
ICU-led initiative calls for increase to London-based PhD stipends
London Russell Group universities say UKRI is failing to account for higher living costs in the UK capital.
News
Narrow University Challenge victory ensures Imperial a place in quarter final round
Imperial College narrowly beat Southampton 190-180 in the second round of University Challenge. The team will now progress to the quarter finals. Imperial quickly developed a lead during the match, leading by 140-65 with only 10 minutes left of the round. However, an astonishing comeback by Southampton allowed them to
Culture
Everybody Scream: a review
A look at Florence and the Machine’s extraordinary new album.
Societies
Campus’N’Culture Podcast
This debut episode of the Campus N Culture Podcast features a generation of ACS Presidents – Tani Akinmoladun, Blessings Mwanza, and Victor Ofodile, who led Imperial’s African Caribbean Society in 2023/24, 2024/25, and 2025/26, respectively. Baba Odumeru, the current Vice President of Events, explores their journeys through
Catnip
Physics and Maths departments to sage Huxley and Blackett
Both the Departments of Mathematics and Physics will be burning sage in what insiders say is a “desperate” attempt to combat worsening student satisfaction. The use of sage burning, a practise derived from withcraft, is seen to be a radical departure from both departments’ lack of action. “Look, we don’
Lifestyle
We're all failing sleep
University students vs sleep: the eternal struggle.
Editorial
International fees: short-term manna, long-term trap.
The UK government seems determined to enact a 6% “levy” (more polispeak to avoid the electorate-angering “tax”) on international fees, which would, according to the Imperial President Hugh Brady, cost Imperial an estimated £26 million to the College. “We have lobbied hard against this and will continue to do so,