Issue 1669

Head-to-Head: Should antifascists use violence as a tactic?

After the antifa protests at Charlottesville, our writers ask whether violence is the answer

So you got placed into Woodward Buildings? Here’s what you can expect

Woodward might come with a reputation of being isolated, but the benefits of North Acton’s McDonalds speak for themselves

The language of science

As part of a new series, we look at the research of students here at Imperial, first up is MSc Science Communication graduate Emma Parkin.

Kim Jong-un is perfectly sane

While some others stereotype him as a “mad dictator”, Kim Jong-un is actually tactically playing a risky game of cat and mouse with the West.

Ken Kesey – Author, revolutionary, and counter-cultural icon of the 1960s

When Kesey’s novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, was published in 1962 it sparked a debate around the nature of conformism and the promise of the American dream

Foodie’s Guide to South Kensington

Let’s face it, Imperial is situated in one of the most expensive areas of London. But being in the know about cheap places to go means that eating well in South Ken doesn’t need to break your bank balance.

Gaiman’s London is never where you think it is

Neverwhere draws from the magic of London and puts it all in one place.

Avoiding drunk food disasters – our guide to your post-night out snacks

Here’s the deal: it’s pouring with rain, you’re drunk, and you’ve just come back from a night out at Ministry. All you want is something carb-loaded before you nod off. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered.

Freshers are coming

Which Game of Thrones faction is your department or society?