The Woman in Black
We braved London’s darkest streets to search out this most terrifying production
Issue 1471
29th Oct 2010
Institute of Mathematical Sciences' future uncertain
Institute forced out of 53 Prince’s Gardens after review
Felix’s DVD Guide to October 31st
Review by Matt Allinson, Oliver Calderbank, Chris Richardson and Jonathan Messing
Bone-chilling West End Ghost Stories
The most pant-wettingly scary Halloween ever
Is this the future of learning at Imperial?
Professor Richard Thomas is the first lecturer at Imperial to encourage iPhones, Androids, and other smartphones in his lectures. Lizzie Crouch attends her first maths class in over six years to find out more!
Imperial is woefully unambitious when it comes to teaching
It's time for Imperial to move into the 21st century
G-20 meets amid growing talk of a currency war
Concerns about the implications of a Sino-American currency devaluation race continue to rise
American embarrassment as more documents leaked about Iraq war
From sexual assault to frozen funds, WikiLeaks is under attack from all sides, but will the whistleblower’s friend survive? Feroz Salam continues his investigation
Freshers’ initiations are a chance to do something special that we should embrace
Initiations aren't all bad
Debate whether Lib Dems betrayed voters continues
The Lib Dems put their country before party politics
Record number of students miss out on university, says UCAS
An increase in demand means that more applicants than ever are missing out on university
Eccentric drama horrifies in Islington
The Insti2ute is half theatre and half 'House of Horrors'