Sport & Societies
The City Varsity: ICL vs LSE
We are pleased to announce The City Varsity V Event is happening on 5th of March 2022 at Rosslyn Park.
Food
Cafe Kitsune - A French & Japanese Fusion
Cafe Kitsune is a 16-minute bus journey from Imperial College - so it’s perfect to attend if you have a few hours to spare in the afternoon
Books
Becoming
A review on Michelle Obama's 'Becoming'
Books
Why Do Scientists Do Science?
An article on Lewis Wolpert's 'The Unnatural Nature of Science'
Books
Fighting Franz Kafka
An exploration of Kafka's Metamorphosis
Music
Music of the Week (04/02/2022)
Album of the week, single of the week and today in music history
Music
Open Mic 2: Surely You Know The Words To “All Of Me”?
A review of Live Music Society’s second Open Mic Night
Environment
Scrapping green energy policies has added £2.5 billion to UK energy bills
In analysis done by investigative policy-focused website Carbon Brief, it has been found that the last ten years of cutting progressive energy policies have added around £2.5bn to energy bills in the UK
Science
A forest’s fungi with Professor Martin Bidartondo
It is increasingly being recognised that to protect plants, you have to protect the fungi that support them.
Science
We are killing the cure for cancer
Marine invertebrates may hold the key to developing effective cancer treatments, but we are reducing their populations
Science
The ageist nature of technology
There is a growing need for computer and phone interfaces which account for the needs of the elderly population
News
Student loan repayment threshold frozen
Student loan repayment threshold will remain as is, instead of rising to account for inflation