Issue 1477

Printing money to pay debt

The U.K. need not worry about its deficit

Immigration cap will hit international students the hardest

Restrictions on immigration will endanger universities

Festive science facts

All the Christmas science you'll need to bore your relatives to death

Supervolcanoes

Are they actually a big deal?

Waugh: What is it good for?

Even the Old Red Lion couldn't save Decline & Fall

FELA! Leave your shy outside

FELA! is a shocking window into 70s Nigeria

Weakness plagues British politics, but not Top Gear

“Ed is as ineffective as a Facebook status update”

Barley disease sequenced

Research suggests genome parasites help adaption

We are 7 billion

But how many could we be? You know, if we really ‘went’ for it...

The impact on modules and courses

cuts to staff will not affect teaching

Ratatat duo flourish under the arches

Jungle beats fire up crowd of young music junkies at Heaven

Imperial finally awakens

Both lecture theatres were packed. Students and staff crowded the aisles and sat on the floor, eager to air their grievances