Seasonal reading, seasonal depression
Annabelle reflects the influence of seasons on her past reading habits: a three part series
Issue 1870
14th Mar 2025
The presence of a single kind of justice
The planetary crises do not affect people equally. Marginalised people are hit worse most of the time. Not only are they hit worse, they also receive less support and are frequently not considered in decision-making. The examples are endless: in the global south, women and girls are exposed to
Severance
Reality and dystopia in equal parts: the Apple TV office show turned sci-fi not that far off from your future job
How Imperial is dealing with the rise in students using AI
As research shows up to 92% of students across the UK use AI in some form for their studies , Imperial begins to adapt for the future.
College is UK’s 10th largest animal testing research body
68,135 animals were used in research at Imperial in 2023.
What your lecture hall seat choice says about you
A science as old as time.
Recognising a season of success for Imperial Lacrosse
IC Lacrosse player Aaron, updates us on the club’s recent victories.
Deep cuts
Another term is over for Felix. I’m 20 issues deep. There’s only four left. What a year. This term has seen some amazing issues and stories being covered by this paper, not least the Sex Survey, our magnum opus, which we hope entertained you.
Horoscopes: 14 March 2025
Your cosmic predictions have arrived
Formula 1 – 2025 Preview
Felix Sport give a rundown on the upcoming 2025 F1 season.
This Week In Science (14/03/2025)
Felix's weekly digest of Science news
The human antibiotic factory
Recent publications have shed light on the human proteasome’s role in natural antibiotic production.