Issue 1673

Czech elections throw the country into political turmoil

The rise of the populist ANO party means that the future of the Czech Republic is uncertain.

Clash of Cultures: IC Radio

Can the arts thrive in the science dominated campus of Imperial?

UK Party Conferences 2017: Corbyn is confident, May is choking, and Johnson is out for blood

Ratan Gor gives his round-up of what went down at this year's conferences

St. John Sessions: Laurel Halo and Lee Gamble

Laurel Halo transcends, while Lee Gamble falters

Nai Palm strikes out on her own

Nai Palm leaves Hiatus Kaiyote behind with her debut LP

Gene Drives – A technology capable of changing entire species

An emerging technology may allow us to play God, but should we take the risk? More importantly, can we afford not to?

1st XV Rugby Woes Continue Against Surrey

IC Rubgy make another brave attempt, but Surrey’s strength lead to commiseratory pints and A&E visits.

Sally Potter’s dinner party from hell

The Party is a black and white lesson in tension and cynicism.

Should medics go to Heaven?

Is ICSMSU’s decision to return to an LGBT+ venue as the after-party for its freshers’ pub crawl well intentioned or inherently problematic?

Ali Smith’s Autumn is more than just a post-Brexit manifesto

The innovative and poetic portrayal of a country in turmoil and the lessons learnt is deserving of its Man Booker Prize nomination

Time to get your hops up: Felix’s guide to Hop-on Hop-off bus tours

When family or friends come to visit, fitting sightseeing into our busy schedules might be challenging. Bus tours to the rescue!

Hope amid darkness in Philip Pullman’s new series

Best-selling author Philip Pullman graces the London Literature Festival with the launch of his new novel, the prequel to His Dark Materials.