Protestors hit back at revised freedom of speech rules
Rules put in place from August require events to be approved and organisers to give details to College.
Issue 1864
24th Jan 2025
Letters to the Editor
On Imperial's socio-environmental impact
Brady's remuneration decreases as pay award rejected
President makes 8.8 times the median salary but gave pay award to student hardship fund
Meet the elusive team behind the Imperial Marriage Pact
Felix interviews the team behind the project to find "the one"
University Challenge 50 years on
Imperial alum and former Felix Theatre editor, Tom Stevenson, reflects on his time competing in the hit quiz show.
The history of string theory
Explained by Imperial Professor of Theoretical Physics, Amihay Hanany
An 85% Vegan Story
Veganism was never difficult, but often inconvenient. To solve certain situations, I decided to shrink the vegan part of my diet by 15%.
DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS
Bad Bunny's record—and heart-breaking album—talks Puerto Rico, reggaeton and dembow
Did we forget the lactose?
Chocolate, cheese and Oreos can be virtually lactose-free without gene intervention or special additives.
Farewell, USA
Although Americans have always been stereotyped as being loud, obnoxious and self-centred, their contribution to the culture of the internet cannot be overlooked. Their creativity and humour during their tenure on TikTok has crafted an extraordinary environment full of entertainment, both good and bad. But, for this piece, I would
Best and worst reads of 2024
What's better than a yearly roundup? Not much. So, here is my 2024 Books Wrapped. Hopefully you find some agreement or inspiration. Best Books Ultra-Processed People, Chris Van Tulleken: Perfect for anyone curious about the intersection between science, health, and corporate power, Chris Van Tulleken's Ultra-Processed
Shawn Cheah Wants Your Space
Meet the Imperial startup aiming to become the Airbnb of short-term storage.