Innovation will save us from an economic death
We can return to long-term economic prosperity if we take a few lessons from the laws of thermodynamics.
Issue 1681
19th Jan 2018
Lights will guide you home: catching the northern lights in the UK
Scandinavian countries are famous for offering the best views of northern lights, or Aurora Borealis, especially visible above the North Magnetic Pole. However, getting up there may not be the best value for money. Luckily, there are some UK locations, where you can enjoy the lights for a short study
Imperial physicist recognised in Blavatnik Awards for young scientists
Dr Claudia de Rham was awarded a Finalist title, in the first year the awards were open to UK scientists.
The rowdiest gig the beacon theatre ever hosted
Music Editor Henry Eshbaugh flew all the way to New York to see the mariachi band from hell
Why Macedonia is relevant again
Grumpy Bastard turns his sights to the history of Macedonia. Yes, you heard right: Macedonia. Don’t ask, just enjoy it.
Student Academic Choice Awards set to officially open nominations this week
The SACAs, which had the highest number of nominations ever last year, officially open on Monday
Worth the Hype? Dark Sugars
Feeling those winter blues? Well then, some dopamine stimulating chocolate is in order! Resident Food Writer Bláithín Dockery gives us her take on Brick Lane shop Dark Sugars.
Connect with Conservation – de-extinction dilemma
Conservation writer Steve Allain explores the potential of cloning long-extinct animals.
Physics students sent email, reminding them to "conduct yourself sensibly"
Students were reminded that homophobia, sexism, and racism were not acceptable in the department.
ICSWP Men’s Water polo narrowly defeated in dying seconds
Water Polo make a valiant effort, but a last minute goal means a win eludes them.
Undergraduates invited to take part in this year's National Student Survey
The National Student Survey, which was boycotted by several other student unions last year, has opened for final year undergraduates.
A messy, ham-fisted take on race and violence
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri heads into the Oscars race as a front-runner, but Martin McDonagh’s third feature tries to take on the heavy-hitting topic of police brutality, and falls flat.