News

Win some, lose some: breaking down the 2026 budget

Government balances reintroduction of maintenance grants with new tariff on international student fees.

Business

From impulse to intention: How Gen Z is redefining Black Friday shopping

AI, convenience and cost-consciousness are the driving forces behind this shift.

Opinion

You’re still missing the point about Agartha

A response to the criticism surrounding Felix’s investigation of the Agarthan Society.

Opinion

Where are the men in biology?

Spend a day on the Imperial campus and you’ll quickly get acquainted with the gender imbalances. Wander past engineering or computing lectures, and it’s a parade of grey hoodies and sports backpacks. In contrast, having spent the last three years tucked away in the Life Sciences and Medicine

Opinion

I blackpilled my algorithm so you don’t have to.

Part two of my Felix Duology on blackpills.

Science

A pharmacological deep dive into the looksmaxxing world

Disclaimer: do not dive

Science

Coughing season is here

Our shift in behaviour plays a vital role in the spread of infection

News

OT Interviews: Emina Hogas, Deputy President for Education

Starting her second year in the role, the biomedical engineer discusses first year takeaways and new priorities.

News

UCU encourages students to seek compensation for teaching disruption

The Imperial branch of University and College Union (UCU), a trade union, shared a link inviting students to ask the College Provost for compensation following teaching disruptions caused by industrial action. Imperial UCU noted that unless students opt out, a copy of the form would be send them to “help

News

Union Council unanimously votes to support staff strikes

The Union Council has unanimously voted to pass a motion supporting the Joint Trade Unions’ industrial action. The Joint Trade Unions (JTU), which represents all three of Imperial’s recognised labour unions, obtained a six-month striking mandate in September. Members of each union had independently voted for strike action following

Environment

Chaplaincy garden revived by RE:GEN

RE:GEN, a student-run campaign that aims to improve green spaces at Imperial, has proved a real success through its renovation of the Chaplaincy Gardens. Emilio Garcia Padron, a former part-time master’s student at Imperial, pursued this interest by growing RE:GEN with support from Nico Henry, who is

Environment

A tale of dire wolves and ferrets

On the ethics of cloning for conservation.