Check(mate) your Privilege
Carol Ann Cheah revisits Malaysian Night - now as a non-performing/producing outsider
Imperial Student mines Dogecoins
An Imperial student used College computers to mine 30,000 Dogecoins.
Elections begin at Imperial College Union
The Big Elections for 2014 have started this week at Imperial College. Campaigning started on Monday 3rd March and will continue through till the 14th March and voting opens next week on Friday 7th March and will last one week.
Discovering Miso-gine-soc
Felix finds evidence implicating the Men’s Hockey XI 2’s team in misogynistic behaviour online
Chess Team wins at BUCA
Two weekends ago, Imperial College London’s chess club fielded three teams for the British University Chess Association championship (BUCA), coming away with two cases of silverware.
Your Candidates Revealed - Big Elections 2014
A complete list of all the candidates running in the Big Elections, both full time and part time
Key IRA suspect of the Hyde Park bombings walks free on a police ‘blunder’
John Downey, 62, was a main suspect for the murder of four soldiers by the IRA (Provisional Irish Republican Army) and has now been let free due to a police error that gave him effective immunity.
Imperial students win inter-University Hackathon
4 Imperial students smash the competitions @ HackKings
Imperial Healthcare NHS Trust appoints new chief executive
The Imperial College Healthcare Trust, which runs five London hospitals including St Mary’s and Charing Cross. has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive.
Management MSc Student passes away
Miss Tianlin Wang a 2013-14 Management MSc student was found dead last week.
Union submits portfolio of evidence to College’s Residential Experience Review
The Residential Experience review was announced by College at the start of the year. The aim of this review is to improve the residential experience students at Imperial have.
Office of Fair Trading claims sanctions on students in debt unlawful
After analysing the terms and conditions of over 100 UK Higher Education Institutions, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) concluded that almost 75% included sections that could stop students graduating or progressing to the next year of study if they were in debt to their institution.