The miners make it to the end of the trail
We reach the thrilling conclusion of the story of the RSM miners, and their mission to take on the toughest trail in Europe. Expect raised tensions, dreams of pizza, and too much cheese.
A couple of Asian-inspired recipes for you to fry!
Stuck for ideas of what to cook? Why not try some of Andrada Balmez's latest recipes!
The trip must go on: moving on up in Corsica
Felix catches up with Georgios Chatzitheoklitos and his team who share more about their adventurous trip to Corsica, trying to tackle the toughest trail in Europe.
Worth the hype: Bubble waffles
Food writer Bláithín Dockery heads to Nosteagia in Shoreditch to see whether bubble waffles are an upgraded version of ice cream or just a pointless online-fad.
Eat Tokyo: Budget-friendly Japanese Delights
Katsu curry for under a fiver? It's a miracle!
Temple of Seitan: The ultimate vegan fried chicken?
Chicken – but not as you know it…
Further adventures on the toughest trail in Europe
Our last issue featured the story of a group of geologists who completed GR20, the toughest trail in Europe. This week Georgios Chatzitheoklitos shares more of their unforgettable experiences and the challenges they faced whilst on the trip.
Kicking off the year with the toughest trail in Europe
Just before the start of this academic year, a group of keen geologists visited Corsica to complete the toughest trail in Europe, with financial support from the IC Exploration Board. One of the team members, Georgios Chatzitheoklitos, shares their experience of getting the funding and preparing for the adventure. How
Travelling the Americas in an old fire engine
Recent Imperial graduate Konstantin Holzner took travelling to the next level by converting an old fire truck into a camper van and shipping it all the way to Canada for an unforgettable roadtrip across the Americas.
Exploring Copenhagen (the happiest place on Earth!?)
Many European countries pride themselves on their (culturally) rich and famous capital cities. After spending a weekend in Copenhagen, Elina Michaelidou shares some tips and tricks to make the most of this beautiful city in a short time.
Worth the Hype? Dark Sugars
Feeling those winter blues? Well then, some dopamine stimulating chocolate is in order! Resident Food Writer Bláithín Dockery gives us her take on Brick Lane shop Dark Sugars.
Lights will guide you home: catching the northern lights in the UK
Scandinavian countries are famous for offering the best views of northern lights, or Aurora Borealis, especially visible above the North Magnetic Pole. However, getting up there may not be the best value for money. Luckily, there are some UK locations, where you can enjoy the lights for a short study