Success for Imperial graduates in last week's local elections
Leo Cassarani and Sina Lari were both made councillors for the Labour Party in last week's elections.
Imperial 4th best university in UK; problems with student satisfaction continue
Imperial comes 4th in Complete University Guide (CUG) league tables, but student satisfaction remains an issue, particularly in the Department of Physics.
Professor's arrest in Iran confirmed
Iranian officials confirmed this weekend that Professor Abbas Edalat has been detained in Iran.
Students raise concerns over Central Library toilets
Several students contacted Felix this week reporting overflowing sanitary bins, blood on floors and walls, and out of order facilities.
Universities minister promises to crack-down on no-platforming with first interventions in 30 years
Sam Gyimah called for clarification over policy on free speech at university, as debates over extent of the problem continue.
Imperial computing professor detained in Iran
Professor Abbas Edalat, a British-Iranian academic, is being held in Iran, according to officials.
QTR Restaurant to close through summer term
The restaurant will close to allow it to be used as an examination venue, with students told to use the Senior Common Room restaurant instead.
Russell Group gender pay gap nearly twice national average
While Imperial has one of the lowest gaps in the Russell Group, men dominate the highest-paid positions.
UCU call off further strike action, as debates around tuition fee refunds continue
Strike action has been called off as UCU and UUK reach agreement, but pressure is mounting for fee refunds.
Union launches ethical investment survey
Imperial College Union have launched a survey asking respondents give their opinion on the ethics of different investments proposed.
Grantham Institute launch art prize with Royal College of Art
The prize, part of the Institute's 10th anniversary celebrations, aims to raise awareness of climate change.
Study finds higher education rife with sexual misconduct
A study organised by the NUS and the 1752 Group found widespread misconduct, particularly for postgraduates, with institutions failing to provide adequate support.