Monday 9th December will mark the 75th anniversary of Felix. This humble newspaper has seen many design changes, editorial changes, budget changes, and more. Scores of editors, writers, photographers, illustrators, and paid copyeditors have worked on the paper, ensuring that Imperial's student, staff and alumni are informed of
Felix’s nude centrefolds are now notorious amongst sports teams and freshers who still get squeamish about nudity. First introduced in 2005 after some trial runs in the years prior, the centrefold started as a way to advertise yourself, before becoming a sports team tradition by the late 2010s. However,
One of the questions I am asked quite regularly as Editor is "How is Felix printed?" Most people have the misconception that we still do everything in our office, from writing, to copyediting, to laying out, to printing, and distribution. We don't. We have an external
Felix interviews Emina on her campaign promises and the experiences of postgrad students at Imperial
Imperial's University Challenge team speaks to Felix about their first round triumph over Manchester
A beginner’s guide to weightlifting with Arnold Schwarzenegger’s classic routine
Following on from the interviews we have had with Imperial athletes, we present the following interview we had with the BNOC that is Zhengli Lim, aka ‘Ribbon Guy’.
Sports Editor Amanda Barden writes about the enduring power of sport and her favourite moments in sports history
Sports Editor Konrad Hohendorf speaks to two time GB Imperial athlete Christy Chan
ICBC Members and Alumni Sail across an Ocean to Raise Mental Health Awareness
Felix investigates what goes on in the Library after midnight (Spoiler alert: not much)
As Eating Disorder Awareness Week edges closer, one reader shares with us their struggle with anorexia. Through the haziness they try to recall the ups, the downs and the lessons learned.