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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
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A primer on the impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s Zelensky
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Members of staff who have made outstanding contributions are recognised for their achievements with the President’s Awards
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The ethics behind abortion have been debated over and over. Think about it policy-wise instead.
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If only I spent as much time revising as I do writing Felix articles
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While the current plan has been defeated by the Republican controlled Senate, it is still very much needed in its curent form to successfully tackle the worst aspects of climate change.
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Concerns have been raised by students about the Move Out Day for first year hall residents. In previous years, Move Out Day has always fallen on the last Saturday of term (which would be 29th June), but this year it has been pushed up to Thursday 27th June. This will
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In light of International Women's Day, Felix caught up with Dr. Kelly Ramirez and Dr. Jess Wade to discuss the issues facing women in STEM
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Questions I have about this movement and my own answers to them
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The WE Innovate program, a part of the Imperial Enterprise Lab, will be hosting its Final Showcase next Thursday, March 7th, from 18.20 – 21.00 in the City & Guilds Building. WE Innovate is Imperial’s flagship female entrepreneurship education program and, since its inception, 253 women have taken
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The event looks for solutions to tackle the problems affecting the planet in the 21st century.
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With nominations closing and the 2019 Leadership Elections well underway, come to Metric from 4-7pm on Wednesday 6th March to "meeet the candidates" at the annual live election debate