La Belle Sauvage: Dust after Darkness
Philip Pullman’s first book of his new series The Book of Dust, La Belle Sauvage, continues in the world of His Dark Materials and is as good as the original.
Issue 1688
9th Mar 2018
In the Heights – a musical that should be open to all
In the Heights conductor Dr Vicente Chavaria thinks that any performance of In the Heights is a celebration of Latino culture, no matter who performs it.
In the eye of the beholder: the male gaze in visual art
An exploration of contemporary women artists resisting and subverting the status quo
In light of dark matter: oldest stars lead to detection
New research on the oldest stars in the universe suggests our understanding of dark matter could be about to take a huge leap forward.
Imperial to continue to operate cashless-only system at six outlets, despite negative feedback
A survey, carried out over the last couple of months, found 88% of staff and students surveyed were not in favour of a cashless system
Imperial senior pay among highest of Russell Group
Over 400 staff at Imperial earn above £100,000 per year, while senior management take home £5.6 million.
IC Boxing – Imperial beats Bristol
After a successful trio hit up the BUCS national boxing championship (almost a record-breaking number of fighters for Imperial College Boxing Club), we managed to churn up a further two specimens of fight-worthy material for Bristol’s notorious Fight Night. Jie Rou, a fresher in Civil Engineering decided to move
Grumpy Bastard has crossed the line
In previous articles we laughed at his antics. Oh yes we laughed. Ha, ha, ha, we chortled in rapturous glee. But enough is enough.
Grantham lecture: a topical discussion with a distinguished speaker
Following the established tradition of his predecessors, His Serene Highness Prince Albert II came to Imperial to promote ocean conservation. The principality of Monaco is known to have led many expeditions under the leadership of Prince Albert I, the current prince’s grandfather, and Jacques-Yves Cousteau, the famous oceanographer. These
Gold and Silver for London’s finest
ICXCAC head to the final LUCA cross-country race of the season. The Imperial teams dominate.
From Jaws to jaws: the impact of shark-fin soup
Over forty years ago, a film was released into cinemas that would forever haunt those swimming in the open sea. But the main star of Jaws, the infamous great white shark, sadly has more to fear from humans than we do from them. While we may think of sharks preying
Deterred by Beckett’s infamous motormouth? Not I.
Tourettes hero Jess Thom gives Beckett’s notoriously difficult motormouth in Not I a personal and political spin.