Land of Hope and Glory
The film screening of a vegan documentary gives a graphic but true look inside the British animal agricultural industry
Issue 1716
1st Mar 2019
Greening Imperial Week 2019
A light-hearted guide to this fun series of events
VZ, Bernie, and Cohen on TV
American economic imperialism continues. Bernie Sanders announces a 2020 run and immediately breaks to the lead. Michael Cohen testifies before Congress, almost coherently.
Tartuffe: The Imposter
John Donnelly successfully adapts Molière’s classic 17th century satirical comedy for the modern-day stage, now showing at the National Theatre.
Tacenda
Would you watch the same day played out again and again? Lizzie and Joy are best friends, but as Joy is crashing at Lizzie’s flat, they are getting on each other’s nerves. Joy is trying to get bored businessmen interested in her free sanitary pads campaign, while Lizzie’
So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed: The guillotine of modern life?
From democratisation of justice to weapons of destruction, our voices create a stage for shaming at an unprecedentedly large scale
Snaefellsnes Peninsula - Iceland’s hidden gem
The recent explosive rise in tourism in Iceland is nothing short of amazing. In fact, the Icelandic government is struggling to control the burgeoning tourism industry as more and more curious tourists make their way to the lone nation island to find out what the hype is all about. While
Self-eliminations and shiny silver for IC Fencing
Valentine’s Day: 22 fencers, 6 competitions, 4 Imperial self-eliminations, 3 days, and 1 silver medal! On the evening of Valentine’s, while most people were with loved ones, 9 fencers set off to Sheffield to show their love of fencing. They were attending BUCS Individuals where university fencers compete
Royal School of Mines bring back the bottle
Following last year’s loss, this year’s edition of the Bottle Match sees the boys heading out to Harlington, for a hotly-contested match that ends with the bottle comin’ home.
Ovid’s Metamorphoses
How many ways can one make age-old tales fresh and exciting? In 80 minutes, international theatre company Pants on Fire tells a selection of stories from Ovid’s epic Metamorphoses: Jupiter transforms his mortal lover Io into a sad cow in a gas mask, Theseus is tended to by a
LSE Festival – An Exhibition of Policy and Social Science Research
The event looks for solutions to tackle the problems affecting the planet in the 21st century.
LGBT+ History Month
As LGBT+ History Month draws to a close, IQ (Imperial College LGBT+ Society) is looking back on a successful month of inclusive and inspiring events. From film nights and quizzes, to bar nights and art exhibits, we’ve spent this month bringing Imperial’s LGBT+ community together to celebrate the