Romance and politics: an unlikely pairing?
Two examples of politics and romance going hand in hand.
Project Illumine — a Qur’an commentary for our time
Steve Connolly urges readers to look at the Qur’an with a fresh pair of eyes
The UK must switch to green energy NOW
The cost-of-living crisis and the war in Ukraine have brought the importance of fuel security to the forefront of the national debate. It is increasingly clear that countries need to be more self-sufficient, and the UK’s reliance on fossil fuels is a huge contributor to making the country less
Carbon dioxide removal, a key lever against global warming
Why carbon capture is a vital tool in efforts to combat rising temperatures.
Government approval of bee killing pesticide will further drive insect decline
A compelling case against the use of environmentally-unfriendly chemicals in agriculture.
How our Sun may be used to test dark energy
Dark energy is driving the accelerating expansion of the universe, yet its nature remains a complete mystery.
From driving a taxi to doing a PhD
How Imperial scholar Michael Hedges' former driving career led him to green up London's taxi fleet and research air pollution.
USS deficit dents Imperial’s financial outlook, shows Annual Report
Heightened financial pressures make College’s sustainable staff strategy unclear
How to avoid the worst air pollution when travelling around London
The air pollution problem on the Underground is worse than we thought. Here's how to reduce your pollution exposure and advocate for a cleaner city.
Imperial Quiz clear the field at ACF Regionals
Imperial A acheive a clean sheet of ten wins in quiz competition qualifiers.
Felix moves forward
Change is underway at the paper
Union Council votes to support UCU marking boycott
Proposed marking and assessment boycott would be first ever at Imperial