Issue 1880
The gender bias that nearly killed my mother
And why I feel so compelled to write about it.
 
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Professor Alice Gast leaves behind her a complex legacy.
 
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1,200 staff members thought to have walked out in second wave of strikes.
 
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The terms of the fund, which is expected to expand, are currently unchanged.
 
            The College will not return to the negotiating table in spite of errors made by consultant.
 
            The Israeli and Palestinian societies at Imperial reflect on their experiences over the past two years.
 
            Imperial Climate Action compiled a database of ties between fossil fuel companies and the College
 
            Three graduands displayed banners condemning the alleged involvement of Imperial in the humanitarian crisis in Gaza during the graduation ceremony of Commemoration Day, on Wednesday 8th October. In three separate incidents, the activists took out messages concealed in their robes onstage, and were swiftly forced off the graduation stage by
 
            The Manosphere thrives on men’s feelings of loneliness and insecurity. Dr. Simon Copland believes the answer is not ridicule or rejection, but finding common ground and alternative spaces for connection.
 
            Imperial ranked first among UK universities both for graduate prospects and research quality in an annual ranking by The Times. It earned the prize of University of the Year for Graduate Employment 2026. The newspaper noted that 95.9% of Imperial graduates moved on to “highly skilled jobs or further
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The first Union Council meeting of the academic year will take place on Tuesday 4th November at 6PM, in room 341/341 of the Huxley Building. The Union Council consists of most of Imperial’s elected student representatives, assembled to set the set the policy of Imperial College Union. It
 
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Singapore’s Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong visited laboratories in Imperial’s South Kensington campus on Tuesday 18th October, before meeting with Singaporean students. Lee was welcomed by President Hugh Brady and shown Imperial-led research in fast-growing scientific fields such as artifitial intelligence (AI), neurotechnology and quantum computing. The research
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The UK’s highest court sided with Imperial students in two out of three crucial test cases focusing on crimes that involved “ragebaiting”. The decision reversed earlier court rulings that denied the possibility of ragebaiting as a plausible and honest reason for harmful and destructive acts. Previously, these offences only
 
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A committee member from Alternative Music Society reviews Ranga Records’ latest live event
 
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BFI LFF 2025 Gala: Following a group of Iranian political prisoners
 
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BFI LFF 2025: A mesmerizing dreamscape that occasionally loses its narrative anchor
 
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BFI LFF 2025: A tribute or a lavish melodrama?
 
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BFI LFF 2025 Gala: Commentary on the South Korean job market
 
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BFI LFF 2025 Gala: Godard's New Wave Cinema
 
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BFI LFF 2025: Indigenous fight for survival, filmed over fifteen years
 
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BFI LFF 2025 Closing Night Gala: Dazzling and loud fantasy story
 
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Maintenance loans will also increase with inflation, funded by a levy on international student fees.