Union hit by breach to database
Imperial College Union was victim of a data breach earlier this month.
Issue 1686
23rd Feb 2018
Theresa May announces tuition fee review
The review could mean humanities degrees charge less.
Strike action affects exams
A number of UK universities have said they will alter exams in light of UCU strikes.
Smells like Quantum?
Can physics provide a solution to an age-old biological question?
Imperial Squash regains the Roehampton Cup
16 universities entered the Roehampton Cup and Imperial comes out on top. Having the strongest 2nd team, and the 1st team winning the cup.
ICXCAC elites set off to the BUCS indoor competition
Sheffield, the land of silverware and, apparently, BUCS competitions. A bushy tailed and bright eyed newbie reports on his findings at the opening event of the athletics calendar.
IC Netball take on Brighton town
The netball team heads down to the south coast for a weekend of dancing, drinking, and cheesy chips. Oh, and maybe some netball…
How we sometimes want to do too much, and what we can do about it
Comment writer Abdulrahman Alhadad talks about the subtle difference between working a lot and giving a lot.
How brain chemicals make you crave alcohol
If you get binned this ACC night just blame your ACC…
Frontiers in Traumatic Brain Injury 2018
Following the success of the inaugural Frontiers in TBI (FITBI) conference in 2017, we welcome you to the 2nd FITBI conference this July at Imperial College London. A two-day programme of talks, debates, and poster sessions that will cover scientific advances into the fundamental understanding of traumatic brain injury and
Elections error accidentally reveals manifestos early
Submitted manifestos for this year's Leadership Elections were made available for nearly two weeks due to a computer error.
Connect with conservation – photographing extinction
Our resident conservation columnist has a look at a project to photograph all animals currently in captivity.