Issue 1585

Helix: A Marriage of Design and Health

Kamil McClelland speaks to Maja Kecman, a specialist in medical design at the HELIX Centre

An Imperfect Reflection Of Our Modern Society

Fred Fyles takes a glance at the new MIRRORCITY exhibition

Contrasting Worlds - The 2014 Turner Prize

Kamil McClelland assesses the contrived controversy of this year's prize

Frieze - Where Art Goes to Die

Kamil McClelland is disgusted by this year's Frieze

Prof. Sir John Pendry, the physicist famous for inventing the invisiblity cloak

The Perfect Lens – an Interview with Professor Sir John Pendry

Fire Alarm interrupts bar night again

Oliver Benton reports as students refuse to leave until Phil Power does

Dri night's coverage does not whet the appetite

Nick Farmer responds to Felix's article about the Union's inaugural non-alcoholic night

Ambulances arrive at the Union after RSM Dinner

Two Ambulances were called to Beit Quadrangle last Friday night to collect two students who had been drinking in the Union bars

Oli Benton responds to "Dri Night's Coverage does not whet the appetite"

I feel that the article may have been slightly misinterpreted.

Is it bad to be "All About That Bass"?

Meghan Trainor’s super-catchy ‘All About That Bass’ has been “getting flak” (as she puts it) from all angles, from people of all walks of life, all of whom seem to have something to say about this seemingly body-positive bubblegum pop song.

RSM Dinner caps off a successful fortnight

178 people attended the Annual Dinner at The Rembrandt Hotel, 91 of them freshers from the Materials and Earth Science departments; this reflects the high demand for the social events that the RSM provides for its members.

Imperial Graduands flock to Royal Albert Hall for Graduation

More than 2200 undergraduates passed through the Royal Albert Hall to receive their degrees in three separate ceremonies that took part during Commemoration Day.