Newspaper profits to be donated to Anti-Racism Campaign
The way forward is action, not censorship! So, what are we doing about newspapers with racist content?
Unrest Over New Union Staff Food & Drink Policy
Several Beit bars student staff have voiced concerns over the new policy, which came into effect on 1st November
College declares support for increased pension contributions to settle long-running dispute
Imperial's response to a pensions consultation says the College is prepared to pay more into staff pensions
Union Clamps down on Lockpicking Workshop
Imperial Left Forum saw their Lockpicking Workshop, which had 1.5K people "interested" in the Facebook event, cancelled by the Union
New Provost in Town
Felix sat down with Ian Walmsley, the new Provost of Imperial College London, to reflect on his first month on the job
Imperial's Dodgy Dealings
Imperial College London amongst UK beneficiaries of US trust embroiled in drug crisis
Joe Biden, the former U.S. Vice-President, visits Imperial
The 47th Vice-President of the United States delivers inaugural cancer research lecture at Imperial
Imperial College London takes part in the first Green GB Week
Imperial College London played host to a number of different events and activities for different audiences during the first Green GB week
Ede & Ravenscroft accused of “anti-competitive” business practices
Students are seeing increases in the cost of graduation due to the company’s alleged “near monopoly” on gowns
Students call on big business to get its act together to build a more equal society
Social Enterprise UK announces the launch of a student campaign petitioning big businesses to work with their future workforce in building a better way of doing business
Imperial hosts Muslim Student Panel
Inspiring Britain's young Muslims to embrace their faith as an integral part of their education
Imperial College Men's Rugby Club loses appeal
The punishments for the February "Fiesta Dash" event, which involved public nudity, other indecent exposure and vulgar behaviour, will be upheld