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Disclosure... Guys... What Happened?
ENERGY is a mess, a simultaneously enjoyable and frustrating experience. To explain why we’re going back to 2013.
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The Blyth centre - Imperial arts oasis
Curator and tutor Mindy Lee tells Felix about how the Blyth centre is adjusting to art classes at distance
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Back without missing a beat
The Royal Ballet returns after lockdown to show everyone what they have missed
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Confess and you may enter
Arts Editor Vaidhiswaran Ramesh reviews 'Sin' the exhibition at the National Gallery
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Feb Senton runs for President
Dark horse Feb Senton has pledged to take over the role of Imperial President from Bugh Hrady. Senton was previously the president of UWE Bristol and plans to align Imperial College with his new “regressive thinking” approach. NegaFelix had the opportunity of meeting with Senton in the Felix office to
Arts night: all transition metals, few noble gases
This morning, I and the Catnip team gained access to the Arts and Entertainment Commitee’s Arts Night sound check, to write an exclusive early review of tonight’s upcoming showcase. First up was not one, not two, but three acapella groups: n+1th Harmonic, The Large Slabs of the
Chelsea FC feel the Blackett Blues
Premier poachers dribble over the peer-reviewed
Huxley reaches final of architecture competition
After seven rounds of voting, the Huxley Building has been selected as a finalist in the “Christopher Wren Demolition Award”. The competition, set up to celebrate the upcoming 350th anniversary of St Paul’s Cathedral, asked the general public to submit the building in London whose “absence should most improve