News
Dévorer to replace South Kensington Farmer’s Market in January 2026
The startup, co-founded by a former Imperial Business School student, will rotate vendors and introduce “meal deals” to the Tuesday food court.
News
One in five constitutions missing from Union website
An analysis by Felix has found that the constitutions of 77 out of 361 student societies were missing from the Imperial College Union (ICU) webpage. This appears to be due to a technical error in the ICU’s system. A society constitution is a document that online the student group’
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Fashion Awards at the Royal Albert Hall
The 2025 edition of the Fashion Awards, an annual ceremony dating back to 1989 and held in the Royal Albert Hall since 2016, took place on Monday 1st December. Called “one of the biggest nights in the fashion industry’s calendar” by society magazine Elle, the event was hosted by
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Officer Trustees attend National Emergency Briefing in Westminster
Sabbatical officers from Imperial College Union attended a climate briefing in Westminster Central Hall on Thursday 28th November. The National Emergency Briefing was a presentation by ten experts on the threats posed by the climate crisis and the appropriate policy response. Over 80 members of Parliament were in attendance, alongside
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The 2026 edition of Phoenix is now open to submissions!
Submit work under this year's theme, flux, by 1st February.
Catnip
PMC Wagner passes Imperial’s new “Zero Ethics” index
The Wagner Group, a Russian private military company (PMC) involved in many of the Kremlin’s black operations, passed the latest assessment round for Imperial’s new “Zero Ethics” index. The index, which was finalised last month, will be repeated on a yearly basis to determine which defence companies and
Business
This Week in Business 28/11/25
Nvidia releases blowout earnings, but markets remain hesitant
Film & TV
Felix reviews Napoleon Dynamite
Felix Editors review a classic 2004 film about a socially awkward teenager.
Film & TV
Wicked has ended for good
A less magical second half of the musical film inspired by The Wizard of Oz, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.
Books
Shadow Ticket by Thomas Pynchon: a review
Thomas Pynchon is fed up. Shadow Ticket, his ninth novel, published more than a decade after Bleeding Edge, is less so a world in which nefarious organisations collide in an ongoing conflict, but more so a world lost. Whilst regarded as a lesser Pynchon, perhaps even in the middle of
News
UCU prolongs industrial action into December
The staff union will be on strike for two consecutive weeks.
Editorial
Correspondence on the Agarthan investigation
Felix responds to the admin of a popular sixth-form Agarthan page.
News
Win some, lose some: breaking down the 2026 budget
Government balances reintroduction of maintenance grants with new tariff on international student fees.