Imperial don co-founded company implicated in Chinese state surveillance
Corerain Technologies has been implicated in facilitating China's tracking and profiling of its citizens
Imperial UCU members to strike on 24th, 25th & 30th November
Imperial’s branch of the University and College Union (Imperial UCU) has been called on to strike on 24th, 25th, and 30th November. This is a part of the national series of strikes being called by the University and College Union (UCU), and affects 150 universities. The UCU achieved a
Union Council meets again as membership increases
On 8th November, Imperial College Union Council met for the second time this academic year in the Union Dining Hall. This meeting was much better attended than the previous Union Council, which had been called with shorter notice than usual. 19 members were present at the 11th October meeting. Seven
CGCU President and Vice President facing no-confidence votes
Union Council to vote on 8th November over motions which allege both abandoned their duties
Students ask for compensation on fees as part of group claims
Legal action taken over Covid-19 and strike-related disruption to students' studies
Changes are indeed coming, says President Brady
New College President Hugh Brady gives inaugural address
Open letter on bullying sent to senior College members
At 11:25am on 6th October, an open letter went out to President Hugh Brady, Provost Ian Walmsley, and Director of Human Resources Harbhajan Brar, along with at least 138 other people requesting that the President commit that “policies, procedures, and processes [relating to harassment, bullying and victimisation] are ‘absolutely’
Strike action continues for UCU members
The UCU is calling on its members to be prepared for a three week nationwide strike over USS pension changes, pay and pension, and working conditions.
A look at ICHack
Over the last weekend, the department of computing society (DoCSoc) held their annual Imperial College Hackathon (ICHack ‘22)
Film Review: Encanto
Enchanto is a Columbian word for “enchantment”, and after watching it last weekend, I can say that the name fits.
So incredibly wrong it has to be right!
If you wish to experience a bit of adventure this weekend, book yourself tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong, performed by Mischief Theatre.
Post-Halloween Budgeting Secret: Beware the Supermarket Powers
The secret to having the money to be passed out in a haze of chocolate and sugar as Home Alone comes on the TV and still have heating for the winter