£10 million Leverhulme Centre wins funding to investigate the ‘holobiont’
A new centre has been awarded £10 million to expand research into the relationship between large organisms and the microbiotia they play host to.
Union to lobby against ALERT statue installation
The Union Council has voted very strongly in favour of lobbying against the installation of the controversial ‘ALERT’ statue.
Fired from the roof - staff dismissed after gross misconduct
22 Union bar staff, many of whom are students at Imperial College, were dismissed from their roles following an incident deemed to be gross misconduct
Imperial College proposes 1325 non-student flats in West London
Imperial College has submitted a proposal for up to 1,325 residential flats to be built in Old Oak, North Acton.
London Tube strikes hit commuters
Ongoing strike action on Tube lines will cause further disruption for Londoners, local businesses and Transport for London finances in the run-up to Christmas.
Imperial College awarded Queen’s Anniversary Prize for pandemic response
“World-class expertise in data modelling and real-time analysis, supporting a holistic response to Covid-19 in [the] UK and internationally”
Students support strike as picketing commences
Imperial College's student body has voted overwhelmingly to support the University and College Union (UCU) strike over changes to the USS pension policy.
Dongoor Plaza - College lawn re-opens as statue plans seen
Dangoor Plaza opens and plans for a questionably looking statue are seen for the first time.
To Beit or not to Beit
Imperial College History Group recommend that Beit Hall and the Huxley Building be renamed
Column on the data breach response
Felix columnist Rupert D'Toriano on the data breach
"Enormous" data breach result of Imperial College blunder
Felix has discovered that Imperial College London accidentally released the personal data of thousands of students
Are the College Hypocrites?
An interview with the Chair of the Union's Sustainability Board