Opposition to Life Sciences cuts grows
The John Innes Centre declares opposition to the Life Sciences cuts
Tuition fees rise to £9,000
Student protests fail to stop coalition plans
The impact on modules and courses
cuts to staff will not affect teaching
The human cost of the restructure
“The department risks deterring students from applying to Imperial”
Staff and students rail against job cuts
Critics say teaching will be hit hardest as Life Sciences promise teaching review in January
Imperial finally awakens
Both lecture theatres were packed. Students and staff crowded the aisles and sat on the floor, eager to air their grievances
I really don't know if I'm going to stay at Imperial now...
Nickolai Vysokov talks to Kadhim Shubber about the problems he’s experiencing due to the Life Sciences cuts
Explosion risk rumoured to be cause of spray-fabric lab closure
Highly inflammable substance causes explosion risk in spray-on fabric lab
£140 million investment boost to Imperial spin-out companies
Stock market floatation raises millions for research
When will Imperial march?
While students around the country have been taking direct action, Imperial has remained quiet. Maciej Matuszewski finds out why
Tuition fees: Bearable burden or crippling debt?
Felix speaks to graduates about the old system, the proposed changes and how greatly their student debt affects their lives
Student Debt
Graduate Andrew Somerville talks to Kadhim Shubber about the burden of student debt