Your internet history is up for grabs
You should be more worried about Theresa May’s new Investigatory Powers bill
Issue 1617
13th Nov 2015
What can science policy do for you?
A call to arms from the LSFP. Shape science policy, shape the world
The North South divide is part of being a Brit
Why can’t we stop making fun of each other’s accents and get along?
The auditory overload of Garden of Delete
Garden of Delete is a complete, concrete, and fleeting treat built from beats and bleeps
Star powered science
Imperial’s André Neves wins mathematics award at star studded Breakthrough Prizes
RUGBY: IC hammer East London
In a shocking defeat for UEL, Imperial’s 2nd XV return triumphant with a 65-0
Race row at Yale sparks protest
Rumbling racial tensions over Halloween costumes, censorship, and safe spaces have caused some students to take direct action at the Ivy League school
New observatory keeps any eye on big data
KPMG are sponsoring a big data suite that will visualise data for businesses, scientists and students
Love, sex, and the internet
Nina Freeman’s Cibele is a deeply personal vignette exploring the awkward sensuality of online relationships in your teens
Lonely wail might indicate new species
Scientific community torn over a unique recording from elusive whale
Labour HQ moving to High Street Kensington
Corbyn’s team will be fighting inequality from Kensington and Chelsea
Just Bollywood is back!
Ten teams are ready to fight to become the 2015 Champion