In defence of the Syrian Democratic Forces
Politics Writer Juan Rubio Gorrochategui responds to an article earlier this year, which accused the Syrian Democratic Forces of war crimes and unethical acts.
Issue 1697
15th Jun 2018
Grumpy Bastard and the World Cup
Grumpy Bastard is looking forward to the World Cup. Because they hate themselves.
God save the Childqueen
LA psychedelic-soul artist Kadhja Bonet returns with Childqueen, the follow-up to her breakthrough LP The Visitor, displaying her instrumental skills and syrupy vocals.
GDPR is a good start, but it’s up to us to protect our online privacy
GDPR might have started prompting change, but the current practices of internet giants needs we need to take our privacy seriously.
Flying First Class: is it worth the hype?
Most of us travel by plane at least once a year but have you ever wondered what it’s like to fly First Class? Travel Writer Noppasit Pongsak shares his first-hand experience as a First Class customer of Thai Airways and discusses whether it’s really worth the money.
E3 – The good, the bad, and the dull
With E3 finished for another year, Games Editor Saad Ahmed gives his verdict on what to look out for soon.
Drop in cancer risk five years after quitting smoking
While the cancer risk drops, a danger of lung cancer for smokers still remains.
Death of Cardiff lecturer highlights teaching workload
Dr Malcolm Anderson, who fell to his death, was struggling with workloads. Academics have compared the case to that of Professor Stefan Grimm at Imperial.
Changing times...
Politics writer Abhijay Sood thinks that the Imperial isn’t the place it used to be, but there is still more to be done.
Cancer and the immune system – friend or foe?
The immune system could provide a new source of attack against cancer.
Abandoná a tu Diego Rivera
Following a break-up, one Comment Writer looks back on their unhealthy, emotionally-manipulative relationship, and advises others on what to do if they’re in the same position.
Thomas Cole – Will we lose our Eden?
In the first UK exhibition dedicated to the great American landscape artist, Arts Writer Helen Money-Kyrle is awestruck at the grandness Cole’s paintings and poignancy of environmental message.