London’s new music scene
Tired of the same old songs, or just like listening to live music? The new music scene in London is vibrant and flourishing, beginning with the Roundhouse Rising Festival next week.
Issue 1656
10th Feb 2017
Left or right?
Saad Ahmed talks about how much choice there is in video games and how they add to the overall experience and immersion
Israeli ambassador’s visit | Wraith speaks up
One-sidedness of the event down to miscommunication
Imperial students launch campaign to make medical curriculum LGBT-inclusive
Michael Wilkinson discusses the lack of LGBT training in the NHS and the steps that are taken to improve services for the queer community
IC American Football clip Falcons’ wings
Oh no they didn't! (Oh yes they did)
Fuck Valentine’s Day | Asexual and aromantic
Joanna Wormald doesn’t really have anything against V Day, but they do mind the complete invisibility of asexuals and aromantics in mainstream culture
Ending the Cycle of Junk
Alexandra Lim looks at the science behind our cravings, and why it’s easier to stop bingeing than we think
Drake: The Boy Meets World Tour
Enjoy Andy Djaba's rant on his love-hate relationship with Drake
Criminally short | The Benefits of Gusbandry
First debuting as a web-series in late 2015, The Benefits of Gusbandry has only recently joined the Amazon Prime arsenal. As a series trying to portray a different side of the relationships between man and woman, how does it stack up?
Coming out was an attempt to find myself
L.C. discusses labels, coming out and falling in love
China charges ahead environmentally
Sara Hamilton reports on China’s new approach towards environmental legislation
¡Caliente! Burning up the stage with Tango Fire
You don’t need to be a tango aficionado for the raw appeal of Tango Fire’s bold and flamboyant dancing