Marking boycott comes to an end
Lecturers to mark papers and exams once more, including those at Imperial
Issue 1589
21st Nov 2014
Imperial deletes tweet after ‘shirtstorm’ backlash
Ben Howitt reports after College removes tweet about “proper cool scientist”
Imperial Bursaries: how much will students have in their pockets now?
Philippa Skett investigates the recent “Anti-Robin Hood” bursary change
How much does it cost to live in London as a student?
And does the bursary scheme cover the price of living in the capital?
First ever ‘Royal Mixer’ is held at Imperial College Union
Event wth RVC, RCM and RCA is a sucess
“Everyone thought it was a bit of a crazy idea.”
Chris Carr talks to James Bezer on his role in the Rosetta expedition and just how hard it is to do science in space
Cardiff Media strike comes to an end
Appeal to stop re-election of paid Editor is granted
Acton halls with panoramic views
Stephen Ball and Ben Fernando see the new rooms at One Victoria road
What drives what we pay for things?
Samuel Bodansky wonders why consumers are willing to pay so much for so little
The retirement of Dapper Laughs
Nathaniel Gallop on the underlying issues that encourage media misogyny
“The mayor is unable to grasp the simple idea of appropriateness in context”
There's a time and a place for sexual imagery, and it's not the press conference of a major achievement in science
Shirtgate: Just what is the problem?
We’re alienating future female scientists, says George Butcher