ICTV release new Metric Moments
Chris Kaye makes an appearance, suitably inebriated
ICTV asked the hard hitting questions this Fresher's Week, and recorded it all for our sweet viewing pleasure.
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The Medics say goodbye to Teddington
The final day of sporting events at Teddington Sports ground took place last on Saturday, 18th October
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RSM Dinner caps off a successful fortnight
178 people attended the Annual Dinner at The Rembrandt Hotel, 91 of them freshers from the Materials and Earth Science departments; this reflects the high demand for the social events that the RSM provides for its members.
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Oli Benton responds to "Dri Night's Coverage does not whet the appetite"
I feel that the article may have been slightly misinterpreted.
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Is it bad to be "All About That Bass"?
Meghan Trainor’s super-catchy ‘All About That Bass’ has been “getting flak” (as she puts it) from all angles, from people of all walks of life, all of whom seem to have something to say about this seemingly body-positive bubblegum pop song.
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University Challenge: Imperial demolishes Wadham College
Second round bout ended with Imperial scoring highest number of points so far this season.
Imperial up 22 places in People & Planet rankings
Imperial College has risen to 76th out of 151 higher education institutions in the 2024/25 People & Planet rankings. The College was awarded a score of 49.1%, up from 40.4% last year. The rise is attributed to an increase in its Carbon Management, Sustainability Staff, Workers’ Rights,
ICU President says proposed rent rises “strictly unacceptable.”
Union President Camille Boutrolle has appealed to students to “make some noise” and to lobby “personal tutors”, “halls wardens”, and “teachers” against proposed rent increases for student halls in a blog post on IC Union’s website. Both Boutrolle and Deputy President (Welfare) Nico Henry have been lobbying Imperial College
15.6 students fighting for each library seat
Analysis shared with Felix has revealed that Imperial College has a student per library seat ratio of 15.6, the second highest demand within the Russell Group. Imperial students are also more likely to visit the library to study compared to other Russell Group students. Universities of a similar calibre