Nobel Prize winner Didier Queloz visits Imperial
Professor Didier Queloz delivered a talk at Imperial last month, sharing recent advances in research into planet formation and the origin and prevalence of life in our universe.
Princess Beatrice at roundtable with ICU Mental Health Officer
Felix sat down with Aglaia Freccero to talk mental health, her encounter with Princess Beatrice, and her time as ICU Mental Health Officer.
President hails ‘new paradigm’ for science as Imperial launches new strategy
Strategy will help make UK a “science superpower,” says President Brady.
How ‘AI’ (all in) are you on AI?
Dr Julie King on AI and how Imperial's Centre for Academic English can support you.
Alum appeals to Imperial community after Gaza escape
Dr Nael Qtati, the Palestinian Imperial alumnus who was forced to evacuate to southern Gaza in October, fled to Egypt in December last year with his heavily pregnant wife, and is now appealing for help to evacuate the remainder of his family, which includes 18 children. 'There is absolutely
Students demand referendum as calls to scrap new logo gain momentum
‘Stop the logo’ petition exceeds 5,000-signature mark.
‘Imperial is a teenage maths tutor,’ declares new College brand guidance
Yes, the website really says that.
Imperial first team to qualify for University Challenge semi-finals
Lee, Jones, Haddad, and Debnath pulled away from Manchester after an early scare to reach the semi-finals of the competition.
Union to push for more part-time work opportunities for students
Union reps will also lobby for an increase to PhD stipends.
Op-Ed: Strengthening Imperial's Brand
The new brand differentiates Imperial in a crowded and competitive landscape, says President Hugh Brady
Calls for new Imperial logo to be replaced as petition exceeds 2,700 signatures
College says it will “take any opportunity to hear what people think, to listen, and to answer questions.”
Grade inflation: nearly 3 in 5 Imperial students awarded Firsts in 2021/22
The share of degrees awarded the top grade at Imperial has soared over the past decade, with nearly three in five undergraduate students receiving a FirstClass Honours in 2021/22.