Science
Pandemic preparedness: UK government ignored exercise action points
COVID-19 has plagued our lives for almost two years now, however, varying CoV strains have been around for much longer.
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News
Imperial College proposes 1325 non-student flats in West London
Imperial College has submitted a proposal for up to 1,325 residential flats to be built in Old Oak, North Acton.
News
London Tube strikes hit commuters
Ongoing strike action on Tube lines will cause further disruption for Londoners, local businesses and Transport for London finances in the run-up to Christmas.
News
Imperial College awarded Queen’s Anniversary Prize for pandemic response
“World-class expertise in data modelling and real-time analysis, supporting a holistic response to Covid-19 in [the] UK and internationally”
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Students support strike as picketing commences
Imperial College's student body has voted overwhelmingly to support the University and College Union (UCU) strike over changes to the USS pension policy.
Opinion
There Are No Pensions on a Dead Planet
Research Postgraduate Peter Knapp reasons that we cannot plan for a future that is not guaranteed.
Film & TV
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain
Film editor Eva Borras reviews the most recent feature by Will Sharpe, coming to the big screen on the 1st of January
Culture
Call me a Wagnerite!
Modern, accessible, yet authentic: the ENO delivers a production worthy of the man himself.
Culture
The mystifying poet is under the spotlight in Rumi: The Musical
The 13th century poet is the focus of this restrained and intimate new musical.
Culture
Yes So I Said Yes: Tasteless black comedy
Yes So I Said Yes explores life in a post-conflict Northern Ireland
Culture
The sun is shining in Richmond for Rattigan's Revival
While the Sun Shines’s triumphant run back in 2019 was so well-received that it returns to the Orange Tree Theatre once again
Culture
Alexander Cohen chats to Stuart Murphy
Arts writer Alexander Cohen chats to the current CEO of the English National Opera — Stuart Murphy