The man who shocked the world
Three years on from the death of music icon David Bowie, Felix pays tribute by ruminating on some of the more overlooked tracks from his magnificent and eclectic career.
Issue 1710
18th Jan 2019
The Business School made my life hell!
Former Business School student, Amy Freelander, recounts her Imperial ordeal
Roma: a triumph of cinema or the pinnacle of home viewing?
A ‘Netflix Original’ by nature— it’s a monumental shame that most will not discover this gem on the big screen.
Oddly inspiring
Home grocery delivery service Oddbox provides a way to cut down grocery shopping time and get fresh seasonal produce, whilst reducing food waste, plastic waste and carbon emissions.
LISBON - is the hype real?
The plane prepares for landing by circling the beaches, vast kilometres of deep blue waters and white sand dotted by sun-lovers, it makes its descent by overlooking the city and its hills. If this isn’t a scenic landing, I don’t know what is. Lisbon truly offers it all.
Jonny Woo’s All-Star Brexit Cabaret
Saving the stage glitz and glamour for his costumes, Jonny Woo’s All-Star Brexit Cabaret is a hit
Death Register: a review
Death Register is a book about growing up in Montego Bay, Jamaica. I enjoyed the book but hated every single character in it.
Mother’s smoking during pregnancy changes baby’s DNA
Smoking in pregnancy damages an unborn baby’s DNA – increasing its risk of smoking-related conditions in adulthood and a premature death, new research has found. The study serves as a caution for mother smokers, more than half of whom continue during pregnancy, say scientists. Mother’s smoking changes chemicals in
Season of change
The Plant-Based Imperial campaign combines initiatives from Greening Imperial, Environmental Society (ESoc), VegSoc and Animal Protection & Education Society (APES). The main aim of the campaign is to reduce the carbon footprint of the college and work towards a more sustainable college. Throughout January and February Imperial will be holding
May’s Brexit deal voted down by calamitous margin
Theresa May’s deal has been soundly rejected by Parliament. She has wilfully plunged this country into crisis.
Meat-free Mondays: are they okay?
An anonymous comment writer thinks that all the fuss about meat free Mondays is overblown.
The last domino to fall
One of the last countries in the European Union to not fall victim to the rise of far right parties has joined the club with the rise of the new party Vox.