Peace, Love, and Death Metal | Nos Amis
In HBO’s latest documentary film we follow the Eagles of Death Metal as they return to Paris following the attack on the Bataclan.
Issue 1658
24th Feb 2017
Moonlight | A miraculous masterpiece
Barry Jenkins’ tale of the coming-of-age of a gay black man is just as good as you’ve heard: Moonlight is a miraculous piece of cinema, one that tells the stories so often untold by Hollywood
You can run but you cannot Hyde
On Saturday, the 11th of February, more than 600 runners from universities across the UK, Netherlands and Sweden took part in the 69th Annual Hyde Park Relays, hosted by Imperial College Cross Country and Athletics Club. Men’s and mixed teams were made up of six runners and women’s
Eating Disorder Awareness Week hits IC
This year's theme is early intervention
Are sweet potato fries really worth it?
In a rare twist, they might actually taste better when they’re cold
Macbeth | Breathing new life into Shakespeare
Macbeth was on at the National Theatre from the 6th – 20th February
Workings of a tick’s immune system
Ipsita Herlekar looks at how the immune system of ticks is adapted to host disease causing bacteria without being affected themselves
Greens speak up for suspended students
felix talks to Siân Berry
Pokémon Go on a bike
Tessa Davey details her thrilling and dangerous adventures of playing Pokémon Go while biking through London
Imperial to go smoke-free*
*Some exceptions apply
Ten of the best
Brunch means lazy morning, indulgent eating, and a general disregard for adult meal norms. If you’re anything like us brunch is more important to you than both brekafast and lunch. This is why we went out and found the hottest spots around London where you can eat what you want, when you want.
Richard III | An exploration of a monster
The Schaübuhne Berlin production of Shakespeare's Richard III adds in dark German absurdity