The fate of American Science
What’s in store for the rest of the scientific world?
Issue 1646
11th Nov 2016
The Night Tsar takes control
Amy Lamé reigns supreme
No one helped. No one understood.
An anonymous student shares their story of the damage done by misconceptions about consent
Northern Ireland’s abortion laws are outdated and inhumane
Michael Purdy discusses the archaic abortion laws of Northern Ireland and the obstacles in getting them changed
Why cook at all?
In the age of Deliveroo and convenience foods, why should you cook at all? felix finds how the easiest way to connect with people isn’t in Metric or Nandos – it’s over your stovetop (wine helps too).
Imperial girls can, always have been and will continue to
Are men really that intimidating? I certainly don’t feel it when doing the dishes in a fetching apron
Electoral dysfunction
Steve Bohnel reflects on the results of Wednesday’s election
The Tick
The new face of heroism
Make restaurants great again
felix discusses what really makes a restaurant shine, with a trip to Popolo – one of Shoreditch’s many new trendy eateries that for once isn’t just overblown hype.
We cannot ignore the consent crisis
Abigail de Bruin discusses the Union’s spend on consent training in light of rising sexual crime statistics
The Good Place
It’s always awkward when they get your name wrong