Harambe vigil in Hyde Park
Imperial computing student organises memorial
Issue 1644
28th Oct 2016
When pineapples fight back
Another one of Mr Aran Shaunak’s Little Bites of Science
felix feminist power playlist
Music is an amazingly powerful way to impact a message to an audience, a community or even a generation. Women have traditionally been a marginalized and oppressed social group and in our modern society, we still face prejudices unknown to our male counterparts. In the spirit of ‘Imperial Girls Can
Pale vs. Kale
Nutrition writer Alexandra Lim encourages us to eat more pale vegetables
Is lucid dreaming a cure for nightmares?
A study investigating the psychological effects of lucid dreaming on patients suffering from nightmare disorders may offer an insight into treatments, and provide insight into how the sleeping brain works
IC Girls Can - only do girl things
Celebrate women’s sport by “jumping away the calories”
Why vegetables are saving the planet
Sara Hamilton reviews London’s biggest vegan festival, commenting on how cutting down on meat may be the answer to our environmental problems
Union launches social enterprise scheme
You can make bags of cash and be a good person
Free the Nipple and me
Emily-Jane Cramphorn urges you not to freak out about this week’s centrefold
IC squander ten point lead to go 0 from 2
ICURF take on Surrey
Nuclear power is not part of the problem, it’s part of the solution
Sebastian Gonzato offers the green argument for nuclear power
Does anyone still care about Union Council?
I bet you won’t even read this, you undemocratic filth