News
Imperial College joins Russell Group in repealing of ‘no-detriment’ policy
New writer Nick Manrique reports on the College's policy of no no-detriment policies for students affected by COVID
News
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.
News
Imperial publishes daily COVID statistics
In an effort to keep students and staff informed, Imperial College is publishing daily statistics on the prevalence of coronavirus within the university. The “College COVID-19 status and response” webpage displays the number of recorded positive tests on campus in both the past day and fortnight, as well as general
News
College charges postgrads to apply ‘Financial gatekeeping’ say academics
Academics and researchers at Imperial signed an open letter addressed to the College senior leadership team calling the repeal of a new application fee for taught post-graduate courses.
Arts
Eternity in the air
Nick chronicles his witness to the 640-year musical experiment at St. Burchardi Church, Germany. The first organ-chord change in 7 years took place September.
Comment
Why we shouldn’t want things to return to normal
Being stuck forces one to look within and without – increasingly people appear to become aware of the negative ways in which society has been organised.
News
Panopto crashes on the first day of term
The technical issues have raised questions over the feasibility of an entirely online term, and about the value of a virtual academic year, which is an already heated debate.
Comment
Adiós, Evo
As the dust settles after a Bolivian coup, we look back on 14 years of 'Evismo'
Comment
The Hidden Cost of Numbers
Comment Writer Nicolás Manrique takes a closer look at the interplay between symbols and the value they represent
Politics
Shaky Foundations: Unrest in Ecuador Offers Important Lessons for the Latin American Left
Comment Editor Andrew Melville thinks that the Premiership emphasis on corporate interests are killing the game