Kicking Up a Fuss Over Them/Us
Twenty years on since the conception of the company, BalletBoyz are still producing fantastic works of modern contemporary ballet.
Issue 1718
15th Mar 2019
Justice has been served, and it sounds amazing
So, I sit down in the Woodward study room ready to sink my teeth into some epidemiology, cut to three hours later and I finally start working. This wasn’t your average YouTube/Facebook/ “really need to reply to these week-old emails” kind of procrastination - this was JUSTICE! You
Is #fakenews damaging your health?
It’s time for some action from government before it’s too late
Imperial pays working student late, again
For the third time in six months, Imperial departments have failed to pay students who work for them on a part time basis on time. Students working on all day workshops around the pay date were informally told that they may have not be paid on time, and that it
Imperial celebrates women's entrepreneurship at WE Innovate final
Lauren Dennis, 2016 WE Innovate finalist who sadly passed away in October 2018 following a battle with bowel cancer, also had a £5000 prize awarded in her name
Imperial Alpha makes history in crude oil trading competition
Imperial Alpha, a team of five consisting of members from the Energy Society, won 3rd place in the ESCP Energy Trading Competition 2019. This year, over 40 teams participated in the competition, including a total of seven teams from Imperial College. Imperial Alpha, described by the competition director as the
Father of 4 does not Offset Migos’s solo album efforts
The Atlanta rapper freshly missteps with a lackluster solo effort, disappointing long-time fans.
Explaining the Future book launched at UCL
On Monday March 4th, Dr. Sunny Bains from the Department of Biochemical Engineering launched her new book Explaining the Future: How to Research, Analyze and Report on Emerging Technologies, published by Oxford University Press. The book – written for engineers, physical scientists, consultants, and investors – focuses on the how to determine
Do we need Women’s Day?
A reflection on what Women’s Day and feminism means in today’s context
Dinosaurs were thriving before asteroid strike that wiped them out
A new analysis has posited that dinosaurs were unaffected by long-term climate changes and flourished before their sudden demise by asteroid strike. Scientists largely agree that an asteroid impact, possibly coupled with intense volcanic activity, wiped out the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous period 66 million years ago.
Captain Marvel:Review
Directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, starring Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson and Jude Law, Captain Marvel is the first female-led superhero film produced by Marvel Studios. Politics and social agenda aside, Captain Marvel is an entertaining, though not fully satisfying, chapter of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Kickstarted
Brexit: the end of internationalism
Comment writer Eamon Akil Farhat, writes that, with the onset of Brexit, he is considering rejecting his Britishness