LFF: La La Land
The highly aticipated modern day musical which draws inspiration from the old classics is as amazing as the hype has made it out to be.
Issue 1652
13th Jan 2017
LFF: A Monster Calls
A Monster Calls breaks promise, leaving audiences disappointed.
The post new year’s blues
Issue 1652
Artificial Intelligence | fears and future
Lizzie Riach summarises a talk in the Royal Society’s series ‘Science Matters’ on the direction of where artificial intelligence is heading, and why there’s no need to be scared of it taking over the world...yet.
Animal rights group protest Imperial’s receipt of animal research award
Cruelty Free International aren’t buying it
Basic food for basic students (you’re basic)
felix has your back just in case you can’t find a space in the library to study and you’re forced to stay home a.k.a no more library cafe food for you
Most anticipated games of 2017
It’s a new year and a new term, most definitely filled with new lectures, problem sheets and coursework to stress over. Luckily, there’s also a number of upcoming games to enjoy and procrastinate with. So without further ado, here are the games that should really be on your radar, as recommended by
It’s a kind of magic | psychedelic mushroom trip soothes depression in terminally ill patients
Rachel Gillespie discusses the potential applications of psychedelic drugs for treating anxiety and depression
Rhodes must stay
Divyen Vanniasegaram believes Cecil Rhodes is just a product of his time
Firefighters swarm the Science Museum
IC security guards not amused by having to open the Falmouth Gate
Corbyn finally said something and I’m not impressed
Giacomo Bosaini-Gilroy examines Corbyn’s latest boring opinion
Southern Rail need to get their shit together
Tessa Davey just wants to be able to commute for less than five hours a day