Legal case launched against University of London over contracted staff
The case could pave the way for other contracted workers to directly negotiate with their universities.
Imperial graduates among top earners, study finds
The study found that Imperial graduates commanded the second-highest average salary five years after graduating
Eminent Imperial professor passes away at 77
Professor Fotis Kafatos was the founding President of the European Research Council
Union's handling of sexual assault "more distressing" than assault itself, says Imperial alumna
The Union and College took over seven months to conclude their investigation, leaving the victim unsupported.
Students support TEF but fear medal system will have negative impact on graduate prospects
Concerns remain over the way teaching quality is assessed as value of student input is slashed by half.
James Dyson says to "walk away" from Brexit talks
The inventor, who gave his name to the Dyson School of Design Engineering, also called for corporation tax to be scrapped.
Imperial sink to the bottom of People & Planet's ethical league tables
Imperial came 141st in the rankings – bottom of the Russell Group – which look at a university's ethical and environmental policy
Imperial praised for its approach to cheating
Dr Daniel Sokol, Imperial alumnus, recommends use of higher standards of proof when deciding cases of cheating.
Metric crowds prompt fear of serious harm
The Union claims not to know of any incidents or safety issues but students say otherwise.
Lord Robert Winston's comments about gender reassignment surgery spark backlash
Lord Winston said that the surgeries often had "horrendous results", leading to criticism on social media.
Bottle Match to go ahead, following uncertainty over its future
Reports of the varsity match between RSM and CSM being cancelled were due to a communication error.
Balfour Declaration celebrations see protests
The centenary of the Declaration was celebrated at the Royal Albert Hall, amid protests.