Children of Blood and Bone takes a step forward for representation, but is stuck in YA romance
Tomi Adeyemi’s host of characters could inspire a generation of under-represented teens, but hopefully their relationships won’t have such an impact.
Issue 1690
27th Apr 2018
It’s time to be online honestly
The ICSMSU campaign to get more people to share their true feelings online highlighted the powerful effects social media can have on wellbeing.
Fencing Men’s Second Team finish a triumphant year
The team close out the year as the most successful club at Imperial.
The dangers of vaping
New research suggests vaping might not be the health solution people had thought.
Grumpy Bastard hates marathons
How anyone can enjoy running as a hobby is a mystery to our resident misanthrope.
Flagship species – putting the con in conservation
The giant panda may be cuddly, but we also need to remember all the less-charismatic creatures that are just as endangered.
Union launches ethical investment survey
Imperial College Union have launched a survey asking respondents give their opinion on the ethics of different investments proposed.
Isle of Dogs: A cute tail that lacks some bite
Wes Anderson shows us how much he loves dogs and Japan in his latest film.
Study finds higher education rife with sexual misconduct
A study organised by the NUS and the 1752 Group found widespread misconduct, particularly for postgraduates, with institutions failing to provide adequate support.
Galaxies far, far away: The problem of the spinning stars
Work done by Vera Rubin helped provide evidence for the existence of dark matter. Science Writer Maya Kaushik celebrates her legacy.