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Imperial Athletes launch: can one size fit all?

Designed as a way to simplify and reduce the administrative burden on sports society committees, the launch of Imperial Athletes has instead been marred by confusion and anger. Felix reports on the launch of Imperial's new sports one-stop-shop

The Booker Prize 2020 Shortlist

The shortlist includes Real Life by Brandon Taylor; Burnt Sugar by Avni Doshi; Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart; This Mournable Body by Tsitsi Dangarembga; The New Wilderness by Diane Cook; and The Shadow King by Maaza Mengiste

Home-grown Imperial band heads to New Cross for single release party

Candy’s Room take to the stage at the Amersham Arms this Friday night to debut new single ‘Hither Green’.

Imperial’s albums of the year, 2018

We asked, you delivered. This year at Felix we decided that rather than a conventional top-ten, we’d take a bunch of submissions from you, the people. And so here are, in no particular order, Imperial’s albums of the year 2018.

An album from one of our own: 21 Steps Forward

Suraj from EEE delivers his debut project.

More people are opening up about their mental health following campaign, Prince William told

Men are catching up with women when it comes to discussing their mental wellbeing, according to data analysed at Imperial’s Data Science Institute.

The story of one life, and another, and another, and another

Paul Auster’s Booker-nominated 4321 is an audacious work of metafiction, which revels in its multiple timelines.

Hopping to the stars and beyond

How the Australian government plans to reach out to the great beyond with its first space agency

10 things you need to know if you cycle in London

So, you’re new to London. Or maybe you’ve been here a while but you’re looking for a way to save some money, stay healthy, and just have fun. Or maybe you need a plan now that Uber are potentially on the rocks...

Actually stop and think about it: tuition fees just don’t make sense

The arguments against tuition fees far outweigh any benefits their defendants claim. It’s time to scrap them.

The Paradise Papers show why offshore continues to be a massive problem

Offshore is a pot of gold for companies and individuals, allowing them to hide their wealth from the public view and helping to create massive inequality