The Felix News round-up: here's what's been going on around campus this year
As the year draws to a close, we take a look back at what's happened at Imperial for the past 12 months. Expect tie clubs, cooked breakfasts, and library closures
Students make it to Cape Town on RAG Jailbreak
The Imperial students managed to get all the way to South Africa through donations.
Business School remove material after complaints of sexism
The material used by the Business School "referred to women in an offensive way"
Bike thefts increasing across Imperial campuses
Bikes are being stolen with increasing frequency, despite students and staff using recommended D-locks.
New laws introduced to regulate drones
The Drone Bill will introduce new measures to improve safety.
Imperial climbs in physical science rankings
Imperial climbs to 9th place worldwide.
EU Imperial staff leaving following Brexit decision
A number of staff from the EU have begun to return to their countries of origin, as the Brexit deadline draws closer.
Chemistry labs closed following health and safety concerns
RCS1 labs temporarily shut down amid concerns over chemical storage
Brompton Hospital to continue heart surgery services after NHS U-turn
The hospital, which is linked to Imperial's National Heart and Lung Institute, was previously scheduled to have a number of services cut
Bath vice-chancellor steps down amid pay debate
Dame Breakwell, who is at the centre of a row over vice-chancellor pay, will resign at the end of this year.
UK universities passing on alumni data to wealth screening companies
An investigation has found more than 90 UK universities have passed on alumni data to screening companies in the past, including Imperial.
Staff to potentially strike over changes to pension schemes
The University and College Union called the changes a "bolt from the blue", and said staff would be worse off.