NeighbourHOOD Grammys 2019
Editor-in-Chief, Andy Djaba, is joined by the NeighbourHOOD Grammys Committee, Walé Osikomaiya, Jamell Samuels and Jamil Wallace, to bring you the most hotly anticipated awards show of the year, #HOODGrammys2019
Imperial hospitals face £650m repair bill
The three hospitals with the biggest urgent repair bills are all part of the Imperial College Trust
Imperial to launch arts fellowship
The Blyth Art Fellowship will provide sustained creative Fine Art support for current Imperial students for the 2019/20 academic year
Sir Michael Barber visits Imperial
Sir Michael Barber visits Imperial
Union to scrap breakfast offering following huge losses
The trial of Union Breakfast has come to an end, just five months after its launch
Students to be refunded following Sport Imperial screw-up
Sport Imperial blunder sees students who joined prior to September 2018 entitled to £30 gym refund
Positive changes to Leadership Elections 2019 as nominations open
Nominations for The Leadership Elections 2019 opened on Monday 4th February with hundreds of opportunities for students to lead Imperial at the highest level, and a slew of positive changes aimed at improving the experience for both candidates and voters. This is the biggest democratic exercise at Imperial in which
Imperial welcomes Deputy Editor of The Times
Imperial played host to Emma Tucker, the Deputy Editor of The Times on Monday 28th January. After viewing a Data Observatory showcase in the Data Science Institute, Emma sat down with Felix for a brief interview: Felix: How do you think fake news has affected your job or the job
New development in ongoing bursary saga
Tuesday’s Union Council saw the announcement of £250k funding secured for “unfairly underfunded” 2015 bursary cohort students. This represents the latest update in an ongoing saga following the Union’s request for reimbursement for undergraduate students from the “squeezed middle” £35,000 - £60,000 income brackets that were
Imperial celebrates inaugural Liberation & Community Week
The week involved a panel event and social media campaign
Heroic Hamzah helps deliver baby at tube station
Imperial alumnus, Hamzah Selim, came to a woman's aid after hearing her cries at Warren Street station
The Business School made my life hell!
Former Business School student, Amy Freelander, recounts her Imperial ordeal