The story of one life, and another, and another, and another
Paul Auster’s Booker-nominated 4321 is an audacious work of metafiction, which revels in its multiple timelines.
Issue 1670
6th Oct 2017
Hopping to the stars and beyond
How the Australian government plans to reach out to the great beyond with its first space agency
Cross Country and Athletics reach dizzying heights in the Pyrenees
On Wednesday 23rd August Imperial College’s Cross Country and Athletics team began to make their journey to their international summer tour. Their destination was Font-Romeu – 1800m above sea-level in the Pyrenees and a 2.5 hour 1€ bus journey from the airport in Perpignan. Upon arrival, it was discovered
A quest for adventure! Triathletes take on Wales
On the 2nd September 2017, 15 super keen triathletes took to the hills of the picturesque Brecon Beacons to compete in the second to last event in the Questars Adventure Race series! These adrenaline-filled adventure races involve 90 minutes of trail running, 2.5 hours of mountain biking and one
A call to arms! Why we need to change our mental health provision
Imperial students are being let down by the support they get whilst at university. It’s time for that to change.
Tories introduce plans for tuition fee freeze
Theresa May made the announcement at the party conference in Manchester in an attempt to win back young voters.
Imperial president appointed to board of public body overseeing UK research
Professor Alice Gast will sit on the board of UK Research and Innovation as a non-executive member when it launches next year.
Stella taps run dry as Union switches house lager to Bud Light
The Union announced the change earlier this week, which has prompted ire from some students.
Bold, vibrant, poignant: the unrealised genius of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Graffiti artist, poet, painter, the Barbican celebrates one of the brightest stars of the 1980s New York
Too Young For What?
A showcase of Basquiat’s legacy and the creativity of London’s young artists
When in Rum
Chris Richardson goes full Bedouin in Jordan’s answer to Mars
Rhodes must fall
The Fall is a passionate retelling of a real-life student revolution