James Dyson says to "walk away" from Brexit talks
The inventor, who gave his name to the Dyson School of Design Engineering, also called for corporation tax to be scrapped.
Issue 1676
17th Nov 2017
Hollywood has brought Atwood’s dystopia to the screen, and now into reality
Despite being over 30 years old, The Handmaid’s Tale, with its warning of a future of curtailed women’s rights, is as disturbingly familiar as ever.
The Felix guide to the London jazz scene: the clubs
Felix's resident jazz man Alex Montgomerie-Corcoran
The importance of raising disability awareness
It's vital that people at university are aware of how to change the culture surrounding disability.
Politics and the value of rhetoric in early Rome
An attempt to hold a mirror to the current world of politics in Coiolanus falls flat, but the characters shine through.
Imperial praised for its approach to cheating
Dr Daniel Sokol, Imperial alumnus, recommends use of higher standards of proof when deciding cases of cheating.
Wait – you can be happy and healthy at Imperial?!
It’s Self-Care Awareness Week! Take some time out of your day to recognise the importance of self-care, and look at how you can include some in your life.
Imperial should expand the gym at Ethos – it’s not that hard
Imperial cannot seriously claim it cares about the mental health of its students and staff while providing them with the smallest sport facilities you can find.
Imperial Immortals face surprising and frustrating defeat
Their rookie-heavy squad is improving, especially the offence, but faced stiff competition from the UEA Pirates.
Inclusivity, disability, employment – to disclose or not disclose?
Disabilities have a perception of being a ‘cost’, but they can bring great benefits to the workplace or university.
Have a sweet tooth? We sure do...
Here are our recipes for sweet treats to lift you up after a day of hard work
Students support TEF but fear medal system will have negative impact on graduate prospects
Concerns remain over the way teaching quality is assessed as value of student input is slashed by half.