Imperial 600 takes Pride at annual parade
Imperial celebrates love in all forms as staff and postgraduate students march in the annual Pride in London parade
Sport Imperial announce increases to Ethos prices
Staff and students at Imperial College London face price increases for use of the gym
The Felix News round-up: some highlights from a year of news around campus
With the last paper of the academic year, Editor-in-Chief Fred Fyles and Deputy Editor Joanna Wormald check out some of the most important stories from the past academic year.
Death of Cardiff lecturer highlights teaching workload
Dr Malcolm Anderson, who fell to his death, was struggling with workloads. Academics have compared the case to that of Professor Stefan Grimm at Imperial.
UCU calls on withheld salaries to fund bursaries
Imperial College UCU have written to the College asking for withheld salaries to be used to make up for bursary shortfall.
Universities withholding millions from staff involved in UCU strike
Russell Group universities have already withheld £8 million in salaries, with further deductions on the horizon.
Professor Jonathan Haskel appointed to Bank of England position
Jonathan Haskel, a professor of economics at the Business School, has been appointed to the Monetary Policy Committee.
TEF round three: the reckoning
The results of the third round of TEF ratings, which have undergone significant changes, were released this week.
Men's Rugby Club suspended after footage of team exposing themselves in public emerges
The Men's Rugby Club were seen exposing themselves in public, being encouraged to defecate in public, and making offensive comments about immigrants and the disabled.
Union Award nominations and shortlist announced
As well as Union Colours and Fellowships, new awards include 'New CSP of the Year' and Wellbeing Representation Network awards.
Imperial President's expenses bill among highest of entire Russell Group
Professor Alice Gast last year claimed back £43,965 in expenses, one of the highest for any head of a Russell Group university.
Postgraduate timetabling audit reveals Wednesday afternoons still not free
The audit shows PG students still have teaching on Wednesday afternoons, despite College policy stating they should be kept free.