There is something to be said about the way F. Scott Fitzgerald’s sophomore novel The Beautiful and Damned appears to mirror its own contents. Its prose is nothing short of beautiful, full of sparkling phrases and sentences that don’t have a word out of step. It’s eloquent
The Manosphere thrives on men’s feelings of loneliness and insecurity. Dr. Simon Copland believes the answer is not ridicule or rejection, but finding common ground and alternative spaces for connection.
Nutritious and delicious!
Why everyone should be getting the most out of Sport at Imperial College London.
Now that you’ve settled in, dear freshers, you’ve probably met most of the people on this list, because we literally used a Python model to statistically analyse every man at Imperial to create these categories. We can’t really offer any advice, just that you should get used
Mars in Scorpio causes a choppy freshers' week.
How Eddington makes increases in political violence feel inevitable
The goal is to create a robust resource for future research
A NASA mission launched on September 24, carrying an Imperial-built magnetometer to measure magnetic fields in space
Or, how I spent another Saturday hanging out with my friends.
Imperial ranked first among UK universities both for graduate prospects and research quality in an annual ranking by The Times. It earned the prize of University of the Year for Graduate Employment 2026. The newspaper noted that 95.9% of Imperial graduates moved on to “highly skilled jobs or further
My societies life in first year was fairly dull- between a couple cultural societies and a social sport, I became friendly with a few people, but wasn’t particularly close with many. About halfway through I picked up bouldering but never got too involved. Then came second year, and the