Democracy and the Lack of Representation
Politics Editor Kartikeya Rana takes an in depth look at the effectiveness of representation in world governments.
Opinion
This section covers student experience and is a place where contributors can publish their own views, either relating to Imperial or to broader events.
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Honour Before Pragmatism: What Lessons Can We Learn from The Fukushima Nuclear Debacle?
Comment Editor Eoghan Totten presents a stimulating article on the problems surrounding the nuclear reactor in Fukushima
How can academic institutions prevent future scientific farce and outrage?
After the sentencing of Gary Bolton, the man who had been caught selling fake bomb detectors to governments worldwide, comment editor Eoghan Totten wonders how the world's scientific minds could join to prevent this from occurring again.
College gains crucial ground in the National Student Survey
Comment Editor Eoghan Totten reflects on student satisfaction at Imperial following the release of the National Student Survey results last week.
Goodbye from me
An editorial on this year. My last as Felix Editor!
You Say Goodbye, I say Hello
Joe Letts, next year's Felix Editor introduces himself
2012 University Complaints (England & Wales) in 2012
Eoghan Totten analyses students' complaints
Difficulty in reaching out
An editorial on Outreach and opticians
Deportation Woes
The Government’s treatment of overseas nationals is reprehensible, and is threatening a large number of students at Imperial
Oh Gee a Point Average
A quick word on the GPA. All too quick, unfortunately.
The Tale of the Demonstrator
Pietro Aronica gives a – mostly fictional – parody of the precise and hallowed science of marking lab reports
What religion truly means
Nida Mahmud hopes two tragic incidents can bring about peace