Welcoming the most powerful iPad Pro yet
With it’s all-screen design, Face ID, second generation Apple Pen and more, this is said to be the most advanced version of the iPad Pro
Issue 1703
2nd Nov 2018
Unrest Over New Union Staff Food & Drink Policy
Several Beit bars student staff have voiced concerns over the new policy, which came into effect on 1st November
The Trolley Problem: What Would You Choose?
Would you kill one person to save five people? With the increasing popularity of self-driving cars, the famous ‘trolley problem’ has turned from a philosophical riddle into a real issue awaiting a solution.
The State of the Union
Editor-in-Chief, Andy Djaba, gives his take on the state of the Union and the problematic culture at Imperial
Store Glacier: storing water?
Recent research from Stanford University has shed light on a phenomenon: liquid water stored in pockets within solid ice. This discovery has important implications for predicting sea level rises under climate change – rises that will impact the lives of billions of people.
Pieces of a Man is introspective, indulgent, and inaccessible
Despite lavish production, the latest effort by Mick Jenkins never really gets off the ground. Loosely narrating the fragments and facets of a person’s life, Jenkins’ jigsaw seems to be missing a piece.
Man Booker Prize winner: Milkman a “challenging” read
Anna Burns is the first Northern Irish writer to win the prestigious award for her Troubles-era novel Milkman.
Gritty’s Field Guide to the American Midterm Elections: It’s Gonna Be Rough, Folks
Left Forum’s last surviving committee member and chief lockpicker gives his views on the inevitable travesty that will be the outcome of the American midterms.
En vogue: The Least Pretentious Art Fair in London
Landscapes, cityscapes and concentric circles are all the rage this autumn at the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea.
Company
Sondheim’s classic gets a facelift - and it’s absolutely beautiful.
Bombs dropped during WWII had effects even at the “edge of space”
World War II is widely known to be the most devastating and deadly war in the history of mankind. However, the study of its impacts beyond Earth is very recent and could play a major role in improving modern technologies. In a study published last month, professor of astrophysics Chris
Artificial Intelligence for Social Good
Google.org, the charitable arm of tech giant Google, has launched a call for ideas to bring impact out of Artificial Intelligence