Check(mate) your Privilege
Carol Ann Cheah revisits Malaysian Night - now as a non-performing/producing outsider
Issue 1571
7th Mar 2014
Debate over PLoS data-publishing demands
The Public Library of Science, the open access publisher of the largest scientific journal in the world, PLoS One, has announced that from the 3rd of March, authors of an article in any of their seven journals must make all data related to the manuscript publicly available immediately upon publicati
The Mt Gox Bitcoin Debacle
Yong Wen Chua, on the dangers of trusting an online currency
Berlin: A Night Life Review
People are always on the hunt for a place to party, a place to have a blast, for it to be a hoot.
Exploring the Student Consultation Framework
David Goldsmith wants your feedback on how College can best consult students about changes that affect you
An Joseph Interfaith Foundation Discussion – Extremism: Its Root Causes And How To Address Them
A recent Interfaith discussion at Imperial College London was organised by the Joseph Interfaith Foundation (JIF) and the Islamic Society at Imperial. Speakers from the Jewish Society (JSoc), the Islamic Society (ISoc) and the Catholic Society (CathSoc) discussed their views on the root causes of ex Comment: Bension Tilley (JSoc)
Ancillary Justice
Maciej Matuszewski talks about the the groundbreaking debut science fiction novel by Ann Leckie
Imperial Student mines Dogecoins
An Imperial student used College computers to mine 30,000 Dogecoins.
Tiny Tate display still packs a punch
The Tate Modern opens its Harry Callahan display with a quote from the photographer: “if a man wishes to express himself photographically, he must understand… his relationship to life”.
Wild Beasts - Present Tense
Prior to writing this review, I stumbled upon a recent YouTube recording of Wild Beasts performing a mellow and slightly mocking rendition of Miley Cyrus’ Wrecking Ball.
Breakthrough in HIV gene therapy
Philippa Skett on the new gene-editing technique that gives HIV resistance
The sound of cringe
The Sound of Music is without doubt one of the most beloved films of all time whether you like it or not. There isn’t a Christmas that goes by without Julie Andrews running on top of a hill singing at the top of her lungs...