
Government Moves to Protect Free Speech in Universities
News writer Sam Lovatt reports on the movement by the government to prevent universities from no-platforming external controversial speakers
News writer Sam Lovatt reports on the movement by the government to prevent universities from no-platforming external controversial speakers
News writer Salina Nicoleau reports on postgraduate sentiment towards the ongoing lockdown and the failure of the College to provide a comprehensive safety-net or no-detriment policy
Editor-in-Chief reports on the open letter published by a group of subwardens in Imperial halls
Subwardens from 7 halls publish a letter addressed to the College in which they lay out failures by the College to adequately support them
Zixiao Wang GSU president has resigned from Council and refused to return saying that Council members had no-mandate to vote on these matters and did not represent their students
Imperial UCU passes vote of no-confidence in Alice Gast and Muir Sanderson
Imperial investigates the change in policy surrounding the consequences of bullying made days before news of bullying claims emerged against senior College leaders
Editor in Chief Calum Drysdale reports on the use of an n-word by an Imperial lecturer
The College looks into who was responsible for the coincidental policy change
New writer Nick Manrique reports on the College's policy of no no-detriment policies for students affected by COVID
Editors from all 24 universities of the Russell Group Universities stand together against the Russell Group stance of no 'no detriment' policy support.
28 newspapers from all 24 Russell Group Universities have release an editorial together, expressing their discontent with the lack of 'no-detriment' policy available to students