Market summary 27th November
A summary of movements in the market and by business by investment writer Riccardo Pierre
Issue 1757
From Spotify to Agritech - what happened?
Investment writer Nikil Narayanan looks at how venture capital funding has shaped business in recent years and the direction it is now headed
The Duality - Student Artwork Feature
Felix Art presents its weekly column featuring student artwork. This week we have an oil on canvas painting 'The duality' by Esma Uzar of the Department of Aeronautics
Blyth Centre 2020 Art Awards
Felix arts continues its feature of the winners of this years Blyth Art Fellowship and Blyth Art Award, and their artwork.
Your Felix - Your Voice - Your ART
Felix Art introduces weekly column featuring student artwork and invites student contribution
A difficult read
This week we received an unusual piece from a student for publication. Published in the comment section this week, we initially struggled to know what to do with it. A comment article is usually an attempt to convince. It is open about its opinions, but it hopes, through humour, reason
Does this count as work or procrastination?
I have spent this week glued to the Worldometer.info COVID cases tracker. The website offers just the right level of statistical detail. Not too much, to prevent information overload and enough variety to allow for frequent viewing. The format is simple. Two sets of graphs showing the number of
A History of Papal Goofs
Negafelix is up to all sorts of trouble in this article.
London Mayor Stumped by Violent Crime Stats
Negafelix opines on the radical new policy introduced to curb violence in the capital.
The student exodus - why Christmas may still be far from 'normal'
As we approach a student movement of biblical proportions, comment editor Khama Gunde, takes another peek into the student perspective
Feeling disconnected from your peers this term? You're not alone...
Mental Health Officer Lauren Wheeler comments on the responses to the recent Union’s ‘How’s it going’ survey and calls for a strategy dedicated to students’ mental health
ChemEng student start-up wins Imperial WE Innovate prize
Green Beads, an Imperial student start-up focussing on bio-alternatives to micro plastics, bags first prize at the WE Innovate final