Issue 1752

CoughSoc Committee Manifestos

Members of the infamous CoughSoc engage in their yearly democratic exercise and opportunity to show off just how loud they can cough

IA: Doing anything is not the same as doing something

Imperial Athletes should not have gone ahead. Everything that I have seen and heard tells me that the Union was not ready to introduce such a major change and their stubbornness will not endear them to the student body. Despite the promises being made eventual functionality, we call on Imperial

The new Felix website is ready and beautiful

An editorial is where the editor may abandon objectivity and revel in opinions pure and simple. The new Felix website has launched and I would be remiss not to tell all readers that it is a beauty. Felix has long had issues with its website. We have stumbled from one

Imperial Athletes

Sports Chair Geoffrey Sheir gives his opinions on Imperial Athletes: the new one-stop shop for sport for Imperial students

Thoughts on the 2020 Felix Sex Survey

Nobody asked, but Khama Gunde has shared her opinions regardless

COVID-19 and the North-South divide

The Vice President and Regalia Officer of the new Imperial College Northern Society talks about why the North feels like it is being neglected during the pandemic.

Police given access to test & trace data

Test & trace data has been (on a case-by-case basis) provided to the police, to help ensure that those legally required to self-isolate are indeed doing so.

The logistics of vaccine distribution

Despite current estimates of a vaccine being approved by early 2021, distribution can take months meaning restrictions may not end until late next year.

This year’s female Nobel laureates – leading a paradigm shift?

It is evident that even with this year’s evolution in the recognition of women’s achievements, the Nobel prizes are still a bastion of inequality.

Representation matters: The Blackett Lab Family on creating a sense of belonging

The Blackett Lab Family is a growing collective of UK based Black physicists. In doing so, we hope to fundamentally diversify the perception of physics and physicists within the Black community and the wider scientific community

Further evidence that oil company ExxonMobil misled the public on climate change

Harvard University researchers have responded to the oil and gas giant’s criticism of their 2017 peer-reviewed analysis, which showed that ExxonMobil has misled the public about the severity of climate change.

European Space Agency gets on board with NASA’s exploration of the moon

The ESA has announced almost €3 billion of investment into “the robotic and human exploration of the Solar System”