What does the Union President do anyway, and who cares?
Felix Co-Editor-in-Chief Isabella Ward reflects on this year’s leadership elections
Why aspec awareness matters at Imperial
Katherine Holmes discusses the developments in the representation of the aspec community in Imperial and in the broader STEM world
Project Illumine — a Qur’an commentary for our time
Steve Connolly urges readers to look at the Qur’an with a fresh pair of eyes
The UK must switch to green energy NOW
The cost-of-living crisis and the war in Ukraine have brought the importance of fuel security to the forefront of the national debate. It is increasingly clear that countries need to be more self-sufficient, and the UK’s reliance on fossil fuels is a huge contributor to making the country less
Can you teach STEM students about finance in an interesting way?
I have been at Imperial for a while and one thing that sticks out to me is the lack of enthusiasm in the way things are taught. Lecturers who may be world experts in their field often find it difficult to convey their excitement and passion for the lecture courses
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.