First Science Nobel Prizes are in!
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, and the Nobel Prize for Physics, have each been awarded!
Issue 1828
Interview with Stephanie Yeung
Our environment editors sat down with Stephanie Yeung – Imperial College Union’s Deputy President.
Marking and assessment boycott hits students
Imperial students face delays to progression, grade confirmation, and exam results
Imperial back to winning ways on University Challenge
Felix spoke to Imperial’s University Challenge team after its 285-145 demolition of Balliol College, Oxford.
Imperial Computing grads highest paid of any UK undergraduate degree
News comes as applications for computing-related degrees surge nationwide.
ICU launches Student Experience Fund
Those awarded the highest sum (£65) will receive enough to cover over 98% of CSP memberships.
Environmental education and reliable journalism are crucial
The book Silent Spring (1958) is arguably the most -recommended book for students and academics in conservation, ecology, and the environmental sciences. Written by Rachel Carson – a marine biologist who graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Women and Johns Hopkins University – the book explains the impacts of widespread synthetic herbicides
Black, young, and ambitious
Tofunmi Oloke discusses her time so far at Imperial.
Imperial alum Andreas Mogensen becomes ISS commander
Mogensen studied at Imperial from 1995 to 1999.