Science
Hazelab puts on fiery display for the public
Research group demonstrates the science behind the Great Fire of London
The transformation of venture capital for incumbents, entrants, and aspirants
The economics of venture capital has transformed fundamentally in the current AI investment cycle, how does it affect everyone in it?
Culture
The search for polyamorous art
Challengers couldn’t do bisexuality nor polyamory properly, but maybe the circus can.
Books
What's in a Name?
A critique of Jhumpa Lahiri’s representation of immigration and culture in her novel The Namesake.
Books
The Vegetarian
A short exploration into Han Kang’s 2024 Nobel Prize winning fiction.
Books
Felix Summer Reads
A leisure escape from the heat and nourishment for the soul: short Felix reviews of summer '26 reads
News
Women in SET society turns 20 years old
How has empowering women in science, engineering, and technology evolved over two decades?
News
Meet your Officer Trustees!
The names and goals behind those representing student voices at Imperial.
News
Girls just wanna have BUCS
Imperial’s women’s water polo team will not enter British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) competition this year, leaving them without a structured competitive option. BUCS places universities in conferences, based on geography. Imperial in its South Eastern conference. Under BUCS Regulation 8.3.2.2, a conference league
News
Imperial physicists help NASA’s next telescope see through cosmic dust
Imperial astrophysicists are part of the international team behind PRIMA, a far-infrared space telescope that NASA has selected as the first mission in its new Probe Explorers class. NASA announced on 23 September that the Probe Far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics (PRIMA) will move into Phase B for development
Film & TV
Colin from Accounts: have a good one, Colin.
It’s a bittersweet goodbye to Australia’s beloved Border Terrier and his besotted owners.
Film & TV
Raise the Red Lantern
Zhang Yimou’s Purgatory in Paradise.
News
Great Hall redevelopment updates (again)
The redevelopment of the Great Hall has been subject to several delays and budget revisions since works started in April 2025. A Freedom of Information request by Felix in June found that the redeveloping project would be finalised in December 2026, six months after initially planned, and due to reopen