New Report Published About Animal Research Problems at College
"Pattern of infringements that reflected underlying systemic failings" at College according to a new report published by the Animals in Science Committee
College Acquiring New Sports Ground in West London
College is in the final stages of buying a new 27-acre plot of land two miles from Harlington for the use of Imperial’s sports teams. The site has outside space for 5 football pitches and 2 rugby pitches, an assortment of tennis, netball and cricket facilities and a shooting range.
What’s happened to the Aldwych Group?
[Tabloid Special] As a group of representatives of the Student’s Unions and Associations of the Russell Group, you would expect them to be doing, well something...
Professor is Inventor of the Year
[Tabloid Special Edition] Chris Toumazou, professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, has won the Inventor of the Year award for Research at the European Inventor Awards.
New Info Adds to EIE Exam Scandal
More information has come to light on the scandal that hit the final exam for first year students on the Electronic and Information Engineering (EIE) course.
Huxley Bins Set on Fire!
It is reported that at some point last week there was a fire in the Huxley building, which is home to both the Mathematics and Computing departments.
Dangerous Liasons In Fisher Hall Damage Wall
[Tabloid Special] Just how well maintained is Fisher Hall?
Union Denounces “Student Rights”
In May, Union Council voted to denounce the right wing group called Student Rights and condemn Islamophobia.
Sabbatical Officer Name Change
This week, Council agreed to change the name of the Deputy President (Clubs & Societies) and Deputy President (Finance & Services) roles to Deputy Presidents (Activities & Development) and (Activities & Finance) respectively.
Higher Education Policy decision deferred to campus-wide referendum
The Union’s Higher Education policy will go to a referendum later this year, after Union Council felt unable to make a decision without further consultation.
College to close its 4-year graduate-entry medicine course
College has recently announced the closure of the 4-year fast track graduate-entry medicine course.
College launches library redevelopment
The College has announced plans for a major redevelopment of the Central Library. The project is scheduled to begin in a few weeks and is set to finish in late 2015, with work taking place mainly this summer and next summer to minimise disruption to students.