Nintendo’s Ethical Legacy
Comment Editor Eoghan Totten on Nintendo's positive influence on the younger generation
Head to Head: Eoghan Totten on The Platonic Merits of a Religious Education
Immanuel Kant, perennial philosopher of the 18th century, once made two key distinctions. Firstly, objects act in accordance with fixed rules. The latter distinction clarified that rational agents (you and I) formulate actions with flippant regard to mere conceptions of those rules...
Ed Miliband: Ethics Over Dogma?
This article was catalysed by the recent conference of The Conservative Party held in Manchester, where voluminous Government policy was proposed and discussed.
‘The Imperial Thing’: Why Comment Matters
Wanted: your thoughts on anything!
Honour Before Pragmatism: What Lessons Can We Learn from The Fukushima Nuclear Debacle?
Comment Editor Eoghan Totten presents a stimulating article on the problems surrounding the nuclear reactor in Fukushima
How can academic institutions prevent future scientific farce and outrage?
After the sentencing of Gary Bolton, the man who had been caught selling fake bomb detectors to governments worldwide, comment editor Eoghan Totten wonders how the world's scientific minds could join to prevent this from occurring again.
College gains crucial ground in the National Student Survey
Comment Editor Eoghan Totten reflects on student satisfaction at Imperial following the release of the National Student Survey results last week.
2012 University Complaints (England & Wales) in 2012
Eoghan Totten analyses students' complaints
Imperial climbs league table
Cambridge on top, but Imperial claws back a few places to finish ninth in the Guardian league table.
Imperial College London students to dominate Engineers Without Borders Finals
Three Imperial teams through to the final of the Engineers Without Borders Challenge Finals
The Virtuous Meritocracy
A pondering on a fair system
Medics in career limbo after marking mixup
Anxious wait for the final years