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Encampment activists and College negotiations continue
Activists say they “can guarantee a presence this year” on campus.
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Cheaper pints at the Union
Consortium membership introduces tiered pricing and greater variety of drinks
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Imperial comes out swinging with first University Challenge win
First bout of this year's competition sees Imperial dominate Manchester with a 310-75 point win
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Drop to sixth place for College in The Times UK rankings
Imperial drops from fifth to sixth in 2025 rankings
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Kristin Blanchfield appointed Vice President for Advancement
Kristin Blanchfield is to succeed interim Vice President for Advancement Peter Haynes. She will begin to head the advancement division and be a “key member” of the University Management Board from January 2025. Blanchfield will join the College after working for more than a decade at John Hopkins University in
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Imperial second in world university rankings
College tops UK and Europe ahead of Oxbridge peers in QS World University Rankings 2025.
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Alum appeals to Imperial community after Gaza escape
Dr Nael Qtati, the Palestinian Imperial alumnus who was forced to evacuate to southern Gaza in October, fled to Egypt in December last year with his heavily pregnant wife, and is now appealing for help to evacuate the remainder of his family, which includes 18 children. 'There is absolutely
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Staff petition College to discuss merits of IHRA antisemitism definition
Jewish Society members slam effort as a ‘petty swipe’ when ‘antisemitism is rife across higher education’.
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Cut ties with weapons companies, students urge Imperial
The activists argue that Imperial’s relationships with Caterpillar Inc., BAE Systems, and Rolls-Royce make it complicit in ‘genocide’.
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Gazan alum Nael Qtati is alive
MSc graduate Nael Qtati has spoken to students after two weeks of no contact.
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Imperial alum trapped in Gaza
Messages shared with Felix reveal plight facing former Imperial student.
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ExxonMobil pulls out of PhysSoc talk after student opposition
American oil giant ExxonMobil has pulled out of a careers talk hosted by Physics Society, Imperial’s departmental society for Physics students.