Women’s 1st Team Fencing: Always on point
Women’s 1st Team Fencing come second in the Southern Premier League winning four out of five matches .
Issue 1683
2nd Feb 2018
We are all Hadiza
Why the case against Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba is having repercussions throughout the medical community.
Travelling the Americas in an old fire engine
Recent Imperial graduate Konstantin Holzner took travelling to the next level by converting an old fire truck into a camper van and shipping it all the way to Canada for an unforgettable roadtrip across the Americas.
The hidden side of psychedelics
Sebastian Gonzato sits down for an interview with Professor David Nutt
Should we trust governments with our faces?
Why the latest developments in facial recognition should leave us worried.
Organs-on-Chips – A catalyst for drug testing?
The FDA and research groups collaborate with Emulate Inc. to evaluate the ability of Organs-on-Chips to speed up the drug testing process.
One man records himself many times over
Garage-dwelling Ty Segall is back with another rock-your-socks-off album, a Pollock-esque splatter-painting of genres that’s money-back guaranteed to amuse and delight fans of psych rock everywhere.
Netflix and Hill
Cross Country & Athletics go for a mud bath at Ally Pally (no video streaming was involved).
Mens 1st display a rapier wit
Like the Women’s team, the Men’s 1st Team Fencing also spent the weekend fencing in Hampstead Heath. Our league consisted of Oxford 1s, Cambridge 1s, UCL 1s, Bristol 1s, and us. Our first match of the weekend was against UCL, a match we needed to win if we
Kinky Klub – Imperial's newest CSP
We sit down with the Klub's chair to chat about the motivations behind it.
Irish Society – Did someone say ceilidh?
Irish Soc show us how to have a good time on the dancefloor
Imperial is now the most unequal university in the UK – it doesn’t have to be
While there are several ways to tackle this issue, moving our campuses out of Central London seems like a good start.