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Imperial takes down Palestine poster exhibition hours before Summer Ball
Activists had secured permission for a poster display from College security and the student union, on the condition that it was deemed non-offensive.
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And so it ends
After four years, my time at Felix is coming to a close. It is difficult to overstate how much the paper has meant to me over the course of my time at Imperial. It has taught me so much and has been a joy to contribute to. I’ll miss
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Encampment shuts down ahead of Summer Ball
Students declare Wednesday ‘our last night for the time being’.
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Imperial researcher resigns after racist comments at Queen’s Lawn encampment
Video shows former College staff member saying Palestinians “cherish death”.
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Palestine activists drop banners from windows at Exhibition Road Festival
Banner drops and ALERT statue demonstration part of weekend activities scheduled to coincide with public science fair.
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Imperial security officer called student a ‘wanker,’ claim activists
Instagram post alleges profanity at early-morning encampment raid.
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Trade union claims Imperial ‘wilfully’ misled Privy Council and weakened academic freedoms
Imperial President Hugh Brady said there was “no substance” to the claims.
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Imperial bans anti-Zionist slogans
Decision comes after complaints about ‘Siamo Tutti Antisionisti’ plaque on Gaza solidarity encampment.
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Encampment activists: College response to demands is ‘shockingly underwhelming’
Encampment reps said Summer Ball would be happening, distancing themselves from comments made at an earlier rally on Wednesday.
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“People care deeply about this”: two weeks at Imperial’s Gaza encampment
Felix sat down with an activist on Queen’s Lawn to learn how the encampment functions and what might come next.
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Encampment activists stage sit-in outside Imperial College management offices
Summer Ball not happening, say activists after College delays response to demands.
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Imperial sets out terms for encampment in legal notice
Protestors told not to cause ‘unreasonable disruption’ or intimidate passersby.