Metric launch delayed
Discovery of asbestos pushes back launch date even further
Discovery of asbestos pushes back launch date even further
The Lib Dems have gone back on their pledge on tuition fees
£28 million development given go ahead by local council
Imperial student James Fletcher made headlines across the globe when he stole famous author Jonathan Franzen’s glasses from his face. Now he retells his incredible story
The Browne Review recommends that universities be allowed to charge as much as they want
A PhD student is rumoured to have bungled, resulting in damage to labs and lecture theatres
The reality of power for the first time in over a century is quickly turning into a nightmare
British universities have long been under-funded, will Browne's proposals change this?
Gilead Amit interviews Claire Fox, Director of the Institute of Ideas, ahead of its weekend of debates at the Royal College of Art
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering deny foul play and points to confusion over departmental bursary
Members of staff give their opinions on improving teaching and coursework feedback
The future of Plant Sciences at Imperial is under threat as Life Sciences department seeks to plug £1.5m hole in finances