MGMT: transformed, transfigured, transcendental
Little Dark Age marks the end of the band’s own dark period as they plunge into synthy waters, reinventing themselves and creating some interesting new music along the way.
Issue 1686
23rd Feb 2018
Love, Life, and Cocaine on an Irish Rooftop
John O'Donovan’s debut play about identity is a triumph.
Lady Bird: Love and cinema in Sacramento
Greta Gerwig’s debut turn in the director’s chair reveals a phenomenal talent, in this tale exploring the bonds between parents and children.
The trip must go on: moving on up in Corsica
Felix catches up with Georgios Chatzitheoklitos and his team who share more about their adventurous trip to Corsica, trying to tackle the toughest trail in Europe.
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.
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.
Run for a liberation position!
This year, liberation has really taken off as a priority for Imperial College Union. Campus has seen awareness-raising events and celebrations including Black History Month, Disability History Month, Interfaith week, and the ongoing LGBT History Month (as shown by the currently-rainbow-hued Queen’s Tower). Campaigns on everything from gender neutral
Guillermo del Toro shows us the shape of his dreams in this fantasy romance
In The Shape of Water, Guillermo del Toro has created a complete fantasy world, in which the viewer is able to completely immerse themselves.
Iolanthe: an odd choice for the current climate
ENO’s restaging of the 19th century comic opera fails to amuse.
The Winter Olympic’s joint South & North Korean delegation
Politics Editor Avirup Banerjee argues that the Winter Olympic’s unified North and South Korean ice hockey team is a terrible idea.
Strike action affects exams
A number of UK universities have said they will alter exams in light of UCU strikes.
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