
Film & TV
Us
Plenty of thrills in this important doppelgänger horror movie but lacks coherence in its handling of socio-political themes. Go watch it.
Film & TV
Plenty of thrills in this important doppelgänger horror movie but lacks coherence in its handling of socio-political themes. Go watch it.
Technology
Tech giants host event to tackle the issue of perceptions and barriers to women entering the tech sector
Societies
Debates and Dance-Offs
Sport
Imperial College Cross Country and Athletics team won a superb silver trophy at the Economic Five Race in Poznań, Poland, on Sunday 7th April, adding to their 2019 collection of successes. On Friday 5th April, 12 of their finest runners took an early plane to Poznań, one of Poland’s
Opinion
A GSU President tearing her hair out over an ambitious project and how she filed a Freedom of Information request to the College
Culture
Tumulus is a chem-sex “queer noir” that falls short
Opinion
I often find myself faced with questions from friends and colleagues such as “What is it like to be a gay man at uni?” or “How do others perceive you once they find out that you are gay?”. I used to ask the same questions during my undergraduate studies at
Opinion
Dimming down my blackness
Sport
Twenty members from Imperial College Taekwondo (ICUTKD) travelled to Worcester from 16th to 17th March for Spring Championships, the final competition by British Student Taekwondo Federation (BSTF). Students entered the individual and team poomsae and sparring for both World Taekwondo (WT) and International Taekwondo Federation (ITF). In this event alone,
Business
The ride haling app has lowered its expectations from a rumoured IPO valuation of around $100 billion to between $80-90 billion. This would still be the largest public offering from Silicon Valley since Facebook, with the company pitching an initial price range of $44 to $55, even as many other
Societies
When: 18:00-20:00, Friday 10th May Where: Meeting Rooms 1&2, Floor 1, Union Building Tickets: £12 for members, £15 for non members – on the door or on the Union website The Belly Dancing Society hosts weekly classes in Autumn & Spring Terms however, during the summer, due
Music
Well, Imperial unquestionably has no shortage of orchestras, bands or music groups. However, there’s a new orchestra which has been growing in the past few months: Kohncertino. Led by first-year maths student Michael Kohn, Kohncertino held its debut concert on Saturday 16th March, at St Gabriel’s Church, Warwick