Issue 1700

Henry Hart accuses Sport Imperial of fraud

In light of the recent contract changes to the terms of use of Ethos, comment writer Henry Hart accuses Sport Imperial of acting fraudulently

Nobel Season: A Summary of the Prizes for 2018

A quick tour of who’s who and what’s what in this year’s greatest scientific achievements

Brexit just isn’t worth it.

It’s ridiculous that at such a politically volatile time Imperial students are happy to just sit there with their curly fries. The time for change is now.

2 Girls, 1 Dessert

Follow the Felix Food Editors, Eva and Julia, on another adventure! Join their quest for London’s most Instagrammable, but equally as enjoyable, dessert places.

Imperial hosts Muslim Student Panel

Inspiring Britain's young Muslims to embrace their faith as an integral part of their education

UEFA Nations League: explained

With the second international break upon us, it’s time to find out what’s actually going on...

Mrs Dalloway Brought to the Stage

This ambitious adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel aims high, but fails to capture the charm of the novel.

ICESat-2, NASA’s new satellite to measure the melting of ice

On Saturday the 15th of September, NASA launched their newest laser, the ICESat-2, which stands for “Ice, Cloud and land Elevation Satellite”. In orbit 500 km above our heads, the satellite’s main mission is to measure the alarming evolution of ice melting in the poles. Since 2009 and the

Is Kanye West going south?

Some call him the artist of the 21st centruy and some a self obsessed narcissist, but whether you love him or hate him, he’s definitely here to stay.

Ultimate frisbee fly out to Italy for an international beach tournament

Imperial College Ultimate’s Disc Doctors recently participated in an international beach tournament, BURLA, from September 20th to September 23rd in Viareggio, Italy. The aim of attending BURLA was to allow our university team to participate in beach ultimate, which is not implemented during the university season. In addition, the

REDUXER: Turning Water Into Wine

Where RELAXER was a fairly uninspiring mark of alt-J running out of new ideas with a sound that almost embraced their TV-ad music status, alt- J’s REDUXER has taken the same material and reworked it into something masterful.

A Country’s Piggy Bank

We’ve all heard the age-old advice; save up for a rainy day, spend a little less, invest that money and have enough to retire. Your favourite car, that house in the countryside, that trip to the Maldives you’ve been planning since the days of eating lunch at your