Cultural appropriation should not be trivialised
BME Officer Chimdi Igwe responds to last week’s article and thinks people need to appreciate what cultural appropriation really means.
Starting a great crusade against cultural appropriation
Comment Writer Jian Li Chew returns, and he’s set on stopping people from appropriating from other cultures, until things go a bit awry…
Free speech at UK universities today is under attack
Policies designed to prevent harassment or distress are being used across the country to stop debate – a cornerstone of the university experience.
It’s time to repeal the 8th once and for all
Ireland’s abortion laws are regressive, cruel, and out of place in the modern world. It’s time they finally go.
The early termination of nuance: arguments around repealing the 8th
Those arguing against the 8th amendment all too often turn to arguments that blur lines, and play politics with serious issues.
The great Catalan paradox – why drawing borders is not a solution
As a response to last month’s Felix article, Alan Perfect writes about how Catalans are attempting to embrace openness while drawing new borders at the same time.
Breaking down the two cultures: why Imperial needs to embrace the arts
Albert Einstein once said ‘All arts and sciences are branches of the same tree.’ Sonny Coduri-Fulfort asks: what tree is Imperial climbing?
Imperial should be refunding our tuition fees following the strike
A group of Imperial students argue this is not solely about loss of contact time. The entirety of our educational experience has suffered because of the strikes.
Graduation is a waste of money, and we’re all going to die anyway
Grumpy Bastard, our resident contrarian, sets his sights on the graduation ceremony.
Grumpy Bastard hates marathons
How anyone can enjoy running as a hobby is a mystery to our resident misanthrope.
It’s time to be online honestly
The ICSMSU campaign to get more people to share their true feelings online highlighted the powerful effects social media can have on wellbeing.
Catalonia’s new democracy – where can we go from here?
Comment writer Aida Manzano-Kharman makes the argument that Catalonia will continue to resist until it is given the right to vote legally on its independence.