Today, for all intents and purposes, is Friday the 14th of February, 2014 A.D. Many people are divided over embracing a modern fad called St. Valentine’s Day, with those favoured by Cupid’s Arrows largely choosing to play along and pander...
Open to large swathes of scientists and engineers, the EngD (Engineering Doctorate) is a doctoral program, which is a seldom known career path to many of its potential applicants.
Every 20 minutes, someone in the UK is told they have a blood cancer.
San Chun Yin, Imperial Hub Vice-President on citizen science
Sci-Fi soc tell us about their exciting events
The Union’s campaign to stop international students being charged for NHS services under the Government’s Immigration Bill received a strong boost late last month when Ed Balls, the Shadow Chancellor, agreed to look into an amendment to the bill that would exempt students from the charge.
John Sanderson, former President of the Royal College of Science Association (RCSA) on the origins of the Science Challenge
Jonathan Pratt speaks to Adam KAy about music, Imperial and medicine: The deadly combination.
One cold Wednesday afternoon earlier this week, your fantastic Features editor deigned to trespass and snoop around formally check out and report the annual Postgraduate Open Day happening at the South Kensington Campus...
At times you may feel like it’s almost a full time job in itself trying to get your first opportunity in the workplace. As we have talked about previously, there are a lot of considerations to take on board when seeking opportunities.
Two local men, Chris and Ally, saw the plight of teenagers and decided to set up a centre where young people can learn basic skills. Together, through much personal sacrifice, they purchased a building in Usa River, about twelve miles outside Arusha.
So what is aid? Aid can come in many forms – such as military aid to help a country fight terrorists, or budgetary aid sent with no strings attached to bolster a government’s finances, or the cancelling of historic debts.