Culture
Marathon of the Valkyries
A review of ROH’s latest offering in Wagnerian Epics.
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Culture
Art is the Curia of all ills
Post-conclave thoughts on episcopal art
Science
CRISPR therapy saves infant with rare metabolic disorder
CRISPR-based gene editing therapy has been used for the first time to treat CPS1 deficiency, which promises a new era for precision medicine.
Opinion
Changing horizons: where STEM meets languages
Trends in language learning at Imperial (and beyond).
Environment
Stopping climate change is impossible without first stopping rising inequality
A focus on stopping rising inequality is the economic and cultural innovation needed to fight climate change.
News
Felix launches Drug Survey 2025
Felix is launching it's slightly-less-than annual drug survey for 2025. Building on past surveys, as well as broadening our scope to include questions on alcohol and nicotine product usage. Drugs have played an important part in the lives of students, but there hasn't been a comprehensive
Opinion
What it's like working at 568
From pouring Pravha's and plopping limes on tequila shots, to cleaning up broken glass and spilled beer – working at FiveSixEight is nothing short of a good time.
Books
Scientists on Survival & "Civil Disobedience"
A reflection of my experience reading Scientists for Survival amid our political climate; a book not about climate change, but who we could be in the face of it.
Opinion
King to N49, or the return of the figurehead
As the world navigates an uncertain period of war threats, economic isolationism and political instability, the vestiges of pre-democratic times become uniting figures.
Environment
Diving into Imperial’s waste
South Kensington campus generated nearly 2,000 tonnes of waste last year. This includes recyclable materials like paper from printing, glass, plastic, card, and cans from packaging. It also includes food waste which is sent for anaerobic digestion. There is waste from labs, namely clinical and chemical waste, and skip
Features
Why Mental Health Awareness Month is important
Mental Health Officer Miriam reflects on why you should take some time for yourself this May.
News
Ian Walmsley to step down as Provost after seven years
Professor Ian Walmsley is stepping down from his role as Provost in September 2025. He will move on from the role after seven years at Imperial. Walmsley became Imperial's second Provost in September 2018, succeeding Professor James Stirling. He joined Imperial after working at the University of Oxford