Editorial: Russell Group student newspapers for no-detriment policy
Editors from all 24 universities of the Russell Group Universities stand together against the Russell Group stance of no 'no detriment' policy support.
Articles written by the Felix team
Editors from all 24 universities of the Russell Group Universities stand together against the Russell Group stance of no 'no detriment' policy support.
Ioana Esanu (writer) and Liyang Zhao (video producer) tackle a science question that's on everyone's mind at the moment.
Felix Art presents its weekly column featuring student artwork. This week we have an oil on canvas painting 'The duality' by Esma Uzar of the Department of Aeronautics
Across 1 Courier delivers end of goalpost to bloke (7) 2 Record unsteady dive after falling ring (5) 3 Soft rock music sound after mixing slime (9) 4 Odd trio reel, dangerously worn-out (5) 5 Jumbled menu I’m reading is disease proof (6) 6 Tardis rupture! Emerging theme is
Black Ops Cold War - Nov 13 Activision (Xbox, PS, PC) Zombies are back, and for the first time Modern Warfare and Black Ops exist in the same world. The beta seemed like a rough diamond, but will Cold War deliver on the hype? Only time will tell, although it
Things we love: Shado Magazine
Points AvailableCryptic Crossword: 10 Concise Crossword: 5 Hot: 3 Medium: 2 Mild: 1 Gogen: 3Points are available for partially solved cryptics! Leaderboard 1. The Flots (58 Points) 2. Mr Puzzles (40 Points) 3. Cryptic Ed (10 points) Send in a picture of your solutions and your entry to the cryptic
Across7 Latin man (4) 8 An act of resistance or rebellion (8) 9 Ineffective or incompetent(8) 10 The first man (4) 11 Ctrl + Z shortcut (4) 12 366 days (4,4) 14 Very popular plant (8) 16 Public swimming pool (4) 18 Capital of Norway (4) 20 Medicine dissolved
Write letters into each circle to form the listed words. Letters can be linked by moving between adjacent cells horizontally, vertically or diagonally in any direction. You may use each letter in the alphabet only once.
Felix is proud to announce a new type of puzzle. Never before seen in a newspaper in the world, cZeus was developed by the Mathematical Games company and provided to Felix.