BP Should Pay RSC More
Comment editor Calum Drysdale argues that divesting makes pariahs out of BP and a mob out of activists
We need an election
There have been moments in world politics in the past four years where I have been surprised and perturbed by the result. Post-election hangovers are nearly always the best way to dull the immediate pain of being slapped in the face by certain events. At precisely 13:21 on Thursday
The UK’s hidden opioid crisis
Comment writer Calum Drysdale, discusses potential solutions to the UK’s terrible and invisible opioid crisis
No sympathy for Theresa May
While the media was full of coverage of a tearful moment in the Prime Minister’s resignation speech, it’s her victims who we should really be focusing on
This week, we remember the dead
It has been 30 years since the Tiananmen Square and still no justice
PAARRY launch
Daniel Wigh writes about the launch of Political Action Against Rape Required Yesterday
Pointless, homophobic protests
Comment editor Charles Titmuss argues that the protests outside the schools are not only unneccessary, but also definitely homophobic
Ideological purity and the Randos
Challenging transphobia will need more than demanding the deleting of some tweets, argues Adam Kutnar.
Do you sometimes feel like you’re in China?
If only I spent as much time revising as I do writing Felix articles
My Supervision Story
A GSU President tearing her hair out over an ambitious project and how she filed a Freedom of Information request to the College
A Rainbow Chemist at Imperial
I often find myself faced with questions from friends and colleagues such as “What is it like to be a gay man at uni?” or “How do others perceive you once they find out that you are gay?”. I used to ask the same questions during my undergraduate studies at
A Black girl in STEM
Dimming down my blackness