This week in Science (21-10-15)
A weekly summary of interesting headlines in Science and Technology
The 2021 Nobel Prize in Medicine and Physiology
Felix Science covers the achievements that won scientists the Nobel Prize this year.
This week in Science (21-10-08)
A weekly summary of interesting headlines in Science and Technology
College responds to Union request for “clarity” following bullying inquiry
Chair of College Council John Allan and Provost Ian Walmsley responded to the letter earlier today to address the key concerns from the Union about the bullying inquiry.
Imperial College President and CFO investigated for bullying
In June 2020, an independent investigation was conducted about bullying and misconduct allegations directed at Alice Gast and Muir Sanderson.
UK students protest lockdown; call for rent reductions
Students around the UK are protesting against restrictions imposed by their universities
Union restructuring results in 20 staff members made redundant
The restructuring was prompted by the uncertain and precarious COVID-19 pandemic that rendered the Union’s commercial services inoperable, as well as the declining satisfaction of bar and kitchen services seen in the previous academic year.
Felix 2019 General Election Poll: Results
Felix Politics shares the results of the 2019 general election poll they conducted at Imperial
Union Council Votes 36:1 to Reject Increase in Halls Rent Price
During the Union Council meeting last Tuesday, the 12.2% rent increase proposed by College was discussed, the floor was opened to students for questions and contributions, and the proposal was voted on
Chemical Kitchen: Leading the Charge on Innovation
First year Chemistry students have been introduced to laboratory work this year via an unexpected medium: cooking and the kitchen
General Election Time
A general election has been called for December 12th, eligible voters should ensure they are registed to vote
Election Section: Canada’s Trudeau Wins Minority Government
When first elected as the Canadian Prime Minister in 2015, Justin Trudeau was a breath of fresh air for a country that for 9 years had been governed by the Conservative Stephen Harper. He was young, charismatic, progressive, and completely unlike the traditionally understated style of politics Canada has. That