Grim employment prospects as recession hits graduates
Graduate unemployment at 8.9%
Issue 1472
5th Nov 2010
Swine flu carried deadly mutation
Researchers at Imperial have been part of a global team whose latest research is giving greater insight into what caused tens of thousands of fatalities during last year’s H1N1 pandemic
A warm and witty modern family film
The Kids are All Right, but what about everyone else?
Can you hear me now?
Samuel Gibbs goes hands on with the ultimate ‘radio voice’ USB microphone, the unusually named Blue Yeti
Government keeps fees cap
No unlimited tuition fees after all
Feeder blast classics and bring the rock
They came, they played, and everyone had a really good time. Can you really ask for more?
Hawking’s lesson for life
On Wednesday 20th October, a very rare public lecture was given by one of the most famous and respected physicists alive today, Stephen Hawking, at the Royal Albert Hall in South Kensington
Ready for War? Ready for Love!
Diogo Miguel Geraldes falls in love with Warpaint at Scala
Midterm elections: what do they mean for US businesses?
As the Republicans retake the House of Representatives, analysts debate whether they will they ease the burden on businesses or let them down like it’s 1994
Were the French right to strike?
During October 3.5 million French workers took to the streets to protest against changes to pension plans
Students hit by visa changes
Minister hints that foreign student visas could be restricted
Varsity moves to The Stoop
Sport Imperial confirm that the JPR Williams Cup match will move to The Stoop, home of rugby premiership side Harlequins