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Undergraduates invited to take part in this year's National Student Survey

The National Student Survey, which was boycotted by several other student unions last year, has opened for final year undergraduates.

Woodward awaiting new cladding, while academic buildings confirmed safe

A review of Imperial's cladding has been carried out following last summer's tragic Grenfell Tower fire, in which more than 70 people died.

Killer robots, memory scanners, and self-driving pizza – welcome to the Black Mirror future

Charlie Brooker is back, with six new episodes of his dark sci-fi anthology. But how do these episodes compare to seasons past? We take you through the highs, the lows, and the weird.

Cashless trial extended across Imperial outlets

The trial of cashless payments, which started in December across four outlets, has been expanded to eight outlets, and will continue through January.

Coming to a screen near you soon…

Felix Film takes you through our top tips for this term’s film releases, as we plunge into awards season

Imperial-educated doctor claims university stress led to alcohol addiction

Lauren Fowler, 25, avoided a prison sentence for drunk-driving this week. She claimed that she drank at university to "cope with the stress"

Money can’t buy you everything…

Ridley Scott’s All the Money in the World tries to take on too much, and the result is a film that lacks focus.

St Mary's swimming pool to close by end of year

College are shutting the pool at the end of the academic year, citing the need for cost savings across Campus Services.

New Head of Physics appointed

Professor Michele Dougherty took over as Head from the 1st January.

Stella 4 returns to Union bars following three months absence

Stella 4 had previously been replaced with Bud Light, which prompted an outcry among students

Universities minister threatens to fine universities that no-platform speakers

Jo Johnson announced plans to crack down on no-platforming and safe spaces, which he claimed were “undermining the principle of free speech in our universities.”

Library levels reopen following long-running development works

The works were begun this summer, and were scheduled to be completed last month.