University ‘not such a’ Challenge
Hundreds of students flock to Beit bars to watch Imperial team storm to 305-75 victory over Cambridge’s Sidney Sussex
Issue 1616
6th Nov 2015
Union replaces tree in Beit Quad
It’s been tripping you up for years, and now it’s gone forever
The triumphant return of Guitar Hero
FreeStyleGames’ latest rhythm game is addictive, immersive and refreshingly reactive
The top three animated films that aren’t made by Pixar
Our regular column on classics in a genre you might've missed
Should we accept that bacon gives us cancer?
The writing is on the wall when it comes to the benefits of vegetarianism
Ratatat funkify Brixton
Mast and Stroud have their hands full on stage in a constant frenzy of gnarly jams
Purity Ring give robotic performance
The Canadian duo played the Roundhouse
Poppies are not a source of pride
What are you saying by wearing a poppy?
Medic Kings toppled by Imperial Might
The team wept, but through their tears they could see victory on the horizon.
Jeremy hunts for a solution to junior doctor drama
An 11% rise in basic pay might not be enough
Jafar Panahi is the Iranian neo-realist
Since his 2011 arrest, Iranian director Jafar Panahi’s fimmaking has become a cause célèbre in the cinema world. We take a look at his life, his work, and the events leading up to his ban on producing films.
Jafar Panahi is a rebel with a cause
Taxi Tehran is a defiant, bold work which runs circles around the censors