Opinion split over Union’s election invstigation
The Union’s decision after a complaint was raised over a mailing list has divided opinion of student representatives.
Issue 1673
27th Oct 2017
Nai Palm strikes out on her own
Nai Palm leaves Hiatus Kaiyote behind with her debut LP
Mura Masa’s debut shows he’s one to watch
The young musician makes his mark on the UK charts
Miracle material could bring an end to cracked smartphone screens
Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast are hoping that through combining different materials together, your iPhone may be made shatter-proof.
Imperial improves in PRES results, but continuing problems with PhD funding are highlighted
The Postgraduate Research Experience Survey results were better than 2015’s, but reflect issues with supervision and funding.
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.
Dystopian sci-fi is absolutely necessary
Comment Editor Charles Titmuss argues that dystopian futures are vital, even in our modern age, as they allow us to prepare for a possibly-terrible future.
Clash of Cultures: IC Radio
Can the arts thrive in the science dominated campus of Imperial?
All the Little Lights: A Story That Needs Telling
Jane Upton's much-needed drama about sexual exploitation
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