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.
The final day of sporting events at Teddington Sports ground took place last on Saturday, 18th October
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.
More than 2200 undergraduates passed through the Royal Albert Hall to receive their degrees in three separate ceremonies that took part during Commemoration Day.
Oliver Benton reports as students refuse to leave until Phil Power does
Books
Haruki Murakami has become a household name. Often seen as the frontrunner of Japanese literature in the West, he has also become an increasingly divisive author. Despite criticism regarding his presentation of women, and repetitiveness or banality in his oeuvre, Murakami still emerges as a widely read, well-enjoyed novelist. So
Books
A comparative analysis of Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase and Dance Dance Dance
Opinion
If progressive parties want to defeat Reform, condemning its voters may be less effective than understanding why its message works.
Opinion
Leadership changes have become British politics’ favourite cure for problems they rarely solve.