This year Union Council has been completely toxic – it’s time for change
An anonymous student talks about how the machinations of various groups on the Council are bad for all of us and will eventually tear it apart.
Abandoná a tu Diego Rivera
Following a break-up, one Comment Writer looks back on their unhealthy, emotionally-manipulative relationship, and advises others on what to do if they’re in the same position.
It’s time to break the cycle of foreign interventions
Syria and Libya are just the latest examples of where Western intervention has had catastrophic effects. We need to recognise how to stop it from happening again.
A letter to the new sabbs
If you managed to get elected, congratulations. Just don’t forget the people who voted for you when next year comes around.
In The Whites…
Imperial College Musical Theatre Society’s latest production features a predominantly white cast pretending to be Latino in a musical intended to promote representation of this marginalised community.
Rape law, rape culture, and what Imperial can do about it
An anonymous writer gives their thoughts on how Imperial should tackle sexual harrasment on campus.
Should we think more about our consumption habits?
One writer delves deep into the broad ethical implications of living in a hyper-consumerist society.
The State of Israel
A politics writer argues against some of the points raised in last week's article on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Ethos Gym does not need to expand
An anonymous writer argues that the gym is more than big enough, people just need to use it properly.
Self-help books are absolutely terrible, and I’ll fight them to the death
Even if self-help books are well-written, and their authors are people with good intentions, thinking you know the best way I should live my life is offensive
Should medics go to Heaven?
Is ICSMSU’s decision to return to an LGBT+ venue as the after-party for its freshers’ pub crawl well intentioned or inherently problematic?
Writing mental illness off as a personality quirk is dangerous
Warning people against categorising personality traits as mental illnesses can be counterproductive