Sport
We asked Imperial’s 1st and 2nd XV rugby teams how their respective season’s were going ahead of the 11th GW of the season. 1st XV Team Captain – Luke Butland The 1st XV’s season so far has been remarkable. So far, we are undefeated in the league, having
Sport
Last term we went to several competitions, from Reading to Plymouth. We also hosted a joint event with UCL and our alumni. Our training sessions were sometimes cancelled due to strong wind (or lack of it) but we filled our time with theory sessions. Hopefully we’ll get more time
Film & TV
What's the worst that could happen if a sentient humanoid falls for a married man? A lot, says director SK Dale
Societies
Imperials’ Societies FemTech and NeuroTech reunite once again to host Emilie Faure; the founder of Juniver, the app to help overcome ED.
Societies
Felix spoke with Ali Ellabban, Vice President of Campaigns, to review the societies’ Charity Week.
News
Union President Camille Boutrolle has appealed to students to “make some noise” and to lobby “personal tutors”, “halls wardens”, and “teachers” against proposed rent increases for student halls in a blog post on IC Union’s website. Both Boutrolle and Deputy President (Welfare) Nico Henry have been lobbying Imperial College
News
Analysis shared with Felix has revealed that Imperial College has a student per library seat ratio of 15.6, the second highest demand within the Russell Group. Imperial students are also more likely to visit the library to study compared to other Russell Group students. Universities of a similar calibre
News
Westminster Council is holding a consultation on changes to rent licenses until January 2025. The consultation is on proposals introducing a selected licensing scheme for landlords to improve the quality of housing available within the areas of borough. The Council is proposing creating checks for landlords to ensure they are
News
Julia Gillard, Chair of the Wellcome Trust and former Prime Minister of Australia, delivered the Institute of Global Health Innovation’s Special Lecture in the Sir Alexander Fleming Building on Thursday 28th November. She examined the outlook for science and politics, tackling the implications for global cooperation on pivotal issues
Catnip
Felix Newspaper announced its strict no artificial intelligence policy to protect the “integrity of journalism and its creatives” in a statement on Instagram last year. However, this week it has been revealed why the College newspaper felt no need to dabble in ChatGPT – they have an office of 64 monkeys
Societies
Is Neverland still the dream of eternal adventure and youth or simply, the dream of “a greedy little boy”?
News
Student intervention helped stop phone jacking near Gloucester Road station.