Pointless, homophobic protests
Comment editor Charles Titmuss argues that the protests outside the schools are not only unneccessary, but also definitely homophobic
Issue 1722
24th May 2019
AI: More than Worth It
The Barbican’s new exhibition, AI: More than Human, is a colourful sandbox of AI-related treats with plenty of surprises and none of them unwelcome.
An interview with Anna Ridler, the artist behind Mosaic Virus and Myriad (Tulips)
Anna Ridler, recipient of the 2018 European Media Art Program and the winner of the 2018-2019 Dare Art Prize, takes us through her latest art pieces to be displayed in Barbican’s AI: More than Human exhibition.
A Policy View of Abortion
The ethics behind abortion have been debated over and over. Think about it policy-wise instead.
Smash Corner: Marth – the Weeb Swordsman
I have avoided Fire Emblem for so long, but there is only so much I can do versus the 3rd biggest franchise in Ultimate. That’s right, today we’ll be talking about swords, swords and even more swords with the fighter that started it all, #21 in the roster:
Belly Hoop
When: 18:00-20:00, Tuesday 4th June Where: Activity Space 1, Floor 1, Union Building Tickets: £5 for members, £7 for non members – on the door or on the Union website As previously featured, during the summer term ICU Belly Dancing hosts a summer workshop series instead of regular classes,
Is the Summer Ball "unsustainable"?
Following dissatisfaction of student societies, Felix questions the sustainability of the Summer Ball in its current format
Impromptu Part II - How to Get Off the Ground
Founders of Impromptu share advice on creating a tech start up
Ramadan Reflections
A series of reflections from Imperial students on experiencing this Ramadan
Imperial and The Times host event tackling air pollution
Attendees were told of the important need for "balanced" messaging around air pollution in the latest of a series of collaborative events in partnership with The Times