The power of action
Peter Knapp discusses the Just Stop Oil protests which took place on Cromwell Road last week
How should a statue look?
Gormley faces further criticism as University of Cambridge statue of Alan Turing is revealed, aptly named... DAZE IV?
The UK Government Should Phase Out Private Vehicle Ownership
As we look to the future, private cars should become a thing of the past
The sugar crisis
Rat studies have suggested that sugar is just as addictive as cocaine. Is high sugar consumption really that bad?
Canning diet soda
To stop the damage to my health, I had to confront the ghosts of my past
Three simple actions that improved my wellbeing
A brief list of helpful yet simple things that I started doing to improve my wellbeing during term time.
Félix González-Torres: Conceptualising the HIV Epidemic
González-Torres created visual art using commonplace objects such that his work appeared simplistic on the surface, but he often touched upon his personal life and the widely ignored emotional toll of the HIV epidemic on the LGBTQ+ community in the 80s.
Anti-relationship not anti-love
Women have long been pressured to find their value in marriage and motherhood, but this puts young women at risk of committing to relationships that do not fulfil their wants and needs in the short and long-term.
Not another teen series?
HBO’s Euphoria is back, and I will not be watching it this time.
FAILURE is much better than SUCCESS
Success is a mirage, behind it there is only ego and conformity
Huxley’s apology
Comment writer Farid Kaveh questions Imperial's History Group on their recommendation of renaming the Huxley Building
Autonomous Killer Robots: Be Very Afraid
The technology of warfare has always been evolving, but institutions are pushing boundaries that should remain untouched... and Imperial College is one of them.