Alan Turing Pardoned at Christmas
December 24th: World War Two Codebreaker Alan Turing finally receives Posthomous royal pardon 61 years after being convicted for “homosexuality”.
December 24th: World War Two Codebreaker Alan Turing finally receives Posthomous royal pardon 61 years after being convicted for “homosexuality”.
Imperial College engineering graduate Nicholas Church takes part in "Tough Young Teachers" on BBC3.
After a search for a new President, College has appointed Chemical Engineer Professor Alice P. Gast, President of Lehigh University to the role.
A live blog of the Council session regarding the international students survey.
Nelson Mandela, the last great national liberator of the past century, died yesterday at his home in Johannesburg following a 12 year battle with prostate cancer.
Last week, Universities UUK, the UK’s universities representative organisation issued guidance on helping universities manage external speakers.
Over 100 protesters occupied the University of London (UoL’s) headquarters on Wednesday 4 December. The protest took place to demonstrate against the UoL’s “undemocratic and unaccountable” running.
On Tuesday the RCSU (Royal College of Science Union) celebrated the introduction to the next RCSU Science Challenge Competition with a launch event in the Sir Alexander Fleming Building.
Last Saturday, fundraising totals were announced for Charity Week 2013 (CW) at the annual round-off dinner, with Imperial College students raising just under a staggering £70,000 in one week.
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Over 400 postgraduates will join seven Imperial doctoral training centres in the next five years.
There are two proposals in the Immigration Bill in particular which affect international students...