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The great Catalan paradox – why drawing borders is not a solution

As a response to last month’s Felix article, Alan Perfect writes about how Catalans are attempting to embrace openness while drawing new borders at the same time.

Politics, ideologies, and how to choose the right side

There’s a reason why candidates at Union elections are so boring. It’s the same reason the left and the right exist in real-world politics.

Imperial is now the most unequal university in the UK – it doesn’t have to be

While there are several ways to tackle this issue, moving our campuses out of Central London seems like a good start.

On the fourth day of Christmas, my true love gave to me... CUATRO ALFAJORES

Alan Perfect tells you about his favourite Spanish Christmas treat

Imperial should expand the gym at Ethos – it’s not that hard

Imperial cannot seriously claim it cares about the mental health of its students and staff while providing them with the smallest sport facilities you can find.

Tête á Tête: Fred’s dead baby, Fred’s dead

Our new Comment Editors set out their vision for the section

London should leave the UK

This is the referendum we ought to be having

Of hipsters, exams, and millenials

Millenials lack the sense of collective purpose that defined previous generations