January has come and gone, along with the trial of Meat Free Monday. So what’s next? Will Meat Free Monday become a permanent scheme on campus? Meat Free Monday (MFM) was a student campaign created from a combination of ideas that came from different undergraduate societies, PhD students, and
Imperial played host to Emma Tucker, the Deputy Editor of The Times on Monday 28th January. After viewing a Data Observatory showcase in the Data Science Institute, Emma sat down with Felix for a brief interview: Felix: How do you think fake news has affected your job or the job
While studying at Imperial College London, one of the top ten universities in the world, one would expect to be faced with many opportunities take advantage of, perhaps even more so as a Business School student. However, the Global Case Competition was not one I had expected upon arrival, back
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You are a scientist and have an entrepreneurship idea? Confused about how to make a business proposal or get the idea off the ground? Or, do you want to learn how you could turn your expertise and knowledge into a kick-starter that could change the world?! If you think you
29th January - 3rd February 2019
The week involved a panel event and social media campaign
Tuesday’s Union Council saw the announcement of £250k funding secured for “unfairly underfunded” 2015 bursary cohort students. This represents the latest update in an ongoing saga following the Union’s request for reimbursement for undergraduate students from the “squeezed middle” £35,000 - £60,000 income brackets that were
The Masterplan developed to improve the shared spaces of the South Kensington Campus will include opening up the Sherfield Walkway and Queen's Lawn
Imperial alumnus, Hamzah Selim, came to a woman's aid after hearing her cries at Warren Street station
The Department of Chemistry will pilot a new module, The Chemical Kitchen, for first years
Former Business School student, Amy Freelander, recounts her Imperial ordeal