Issue 1560

Professor Higgs and the press collide

Felix Science goes along to the launch of the Science Museum’s new exhibition

Why you should make way for cyclists

I was initially cautious, sticking to journeys through parks and laughing with unbridled joy as I left hapless pedestrians and the occasional horse in my wake. What chance did they stand? The bicycle was the vehicle of the future and I its shiny jacketed prophet.

Unblinded by greatness

Philippa Skett talks to the researcher who turned the boson data into the discovery

Collisions unbound: what is the future for CERN?

Currently, experiments at CERN have halted, giving time for maintenance work and a renovation of its equipment to take place. It is set to continue its experiments in 2015, where the energy intensity of its collisions will be increase from 4 trillion electron-volts to 6.5.

The Magic Flute needs a fairy godmother

Emiel De Lange is unimpressed by the ENO’s theatrical wizardry

Imperial win at Hillingdon Duathlon

Ed Hallett gives his account as Imperial take both first and third place.

Sarah Lucas: SITUATION still as controversial as ever

Fred Fyles reviews Sarah Lucas' recent offerings

Paradise Regained

Thomas Heaven catches Paradise Lost’s 25th anniversary show

Ms Mr at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire

New York duo Ms Mr took to the stage of Shepherd’s Bush Empire before a crowd of excited fans before fulfilling all expectations and pleasing their audience.

Chris Forsyth – Solar Motel Review

Chris Forsyth is an American psych rock guitarist much admired by myself for his dabblings in drone and general guitar badass-ery.

Emiel’s Guide to Classical Music: Episode 3

Episode 3: The School at Notre Dame

Cleaning in halls confusion

Freshers suffer after Campus Services changes halls’ cleaning contract