“We win or we die”
Pro-democracy protests in Syria continue despite violence
Issue 1492
10th Jun 2011
Union unveil ambitious future for Summer Ball
Holding it in Hyde Park would be the “ultimate aim”
Union could join CaSE
President ‘discussing possibility’ of affiliating after College decision to leave
The game best played on the move
Chromaroma hits the London transport network
The Fishing Trip
The old man walked into the kitchen, carefully holding his fishing rod in front of him. He was manoeuvring it gingerly to avoid knocking anything off the cluttered kitchen shelves with the swaying tip, before finally propping it against the jamb of the front door. When she saw him come
The Continent of Hope
“Yeah, these guys were proper jokers!” The Physics fresher smiles nostalgically as he leafs through a stack of photographs, taken during his travels last year. He recounts the journey that took him across Latin America, the places he visited and the people he met. In Cuba, he shifted from town
Professor Ian Owens to take up post at Natural History Museum
Controversial Head of Life Sciences Department leaving to become Director of Science at Natural History Museum
Physics students create popular revision ‘wiki’
Website is “outstanding” says Deputy President (Education) Alex Dahinten
Oil and Water
Just like oil and water...
Male poor performance, or female low self-confidence?
Could low self-esteem be hindering female sexual enjoyment?
Let’s bee green
Bees introduced to Imperial’s ‘Secret Garden’
Humanities staff attack College day proposals
Criticisms made in letter hand-delivered to the Felix office