Water supply restored to Hammersmith buildings after two-week outage
Running water was restored to two buildings on Imperial’s Hammersmith campus on Tuesday, after a two-week outage forced the buildings to close.
World Bank President’s brother appointed College Council Chair
Veteran executive Vindi Banga to head Imperial’s governing body.
Brian Cox visits Imperial to honour Abdus Salam
Science broadcaster Brian Cox was joined by physicists from around the world at Imperial on Monday, to celebrate the life and work of Abdus Salam, the deceased Pakistani Nobel Laureate and Imperial College professor.
Princess Royal visits Imperial to open £120m biomed facility
Princess Anne, sister of King Charles III, visited Imperial this week to open a new MRC Laboratory of Medical Sciences (LMS) building on the College’s Hammersmith Campus.
Faculty of Medicine Interim Dean makes appointment permanent
Professor Deborah Ashby has been appointed Dean of the Faculty of Medicine for five years, effective from 1st January 2024.
Quarter-final University Challenge win for Imperial
The team stood up to its first real test this week.
Illness, fire, and fury as Sir Ernst Chain Building falls below 10°C
Researchers fell ill and bought portable heaters, leading to a lab fire. Heating issues persist.
New ‘clinical uniform’ for Imperial medics on placement
The uniforms are being rolled out this year to all students in Phase 1c, Phase 3a and Year 6.
Imperial spends up to £4m per year on scholarships requiring Xi Jinping support
New estimate based on FOI revealing Imperial is host to 62 scholars this year.
UK immigration rhetoric threatens university finances, warns sector rep
A fall in international student numbers is putting large numbers of universities at risk of falling into deficit, warned Vivienne Stern, the chief executive of Universities UK (UUK), which represents 142 higher-education institutions.
New dean for IC Business School
Professor Peter Todd, former dean of HEC Paris, will join the College in September.
Cut ties with weapons companies, students urge Imperial
The activists argue that Imperial’s relationships with Caterpillar Inc., BAE Systems, and Rolls-Royce make it complicit in ‘genocide’.