Interview with Deputy President (Education) Alex Dahinten
"You do need to be a dynamic person. Since it’s so new, you need to want to shape the position"
£9,000 fees “preferable” says Union President
Higher rate tuition fees would protect bursaries for poorer students argues Alex Kendall
From the Archives: Extending the College day
The last time students tried to stop Imperial extending academic hours they had little success, will history repeat itself?
Positive signs for graduates
Report suggests that the graduate market is overcoming the impact of the recession”
Increasing obstacles for prospective students
More and more students are competing for university places
Students Switch Off to Success
Students in halls saving energy
The UK’s organ shortage kills 3 people every day...
Katy Bettany and Anna Perman on why you should donate
Life Sciences teaching review
Details about the teaching review finally emerge but the review panel is criticised for not allowing enough time for staff and student questionnaire responses
Jewish and Muslim student ‘ambassadors’ to promote interfaith relations
Programme aims to "set a new tone of respectful debate on campus"
PhD funding blunder in Aeronautics Department
Department failed to tell students their bursary was being reduced
Lord Kerr resigns after six years as Imperial Council Chair
Search begins for replacement
Fears for Humanities
Sophia David argues that Humanities could be negatively affected by the proposed changes