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Felix Exclusive: Professor Simone Buitendijk on the future of education at Imperial
Professor Simone Buitendijk, Imperial's Vice Provost (Education), sat down with Felix for an exclusive interview on all things education
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Becoming: An Intimate Conversation with Michelle Obama
Editor-in-Chief, Andy Djaba, makes his Books Section debut to review a special evening full of gems with the former First Lady
Sport
Triathlon does Duathlon
Another weekend, another duathlon for IC Triathlon. This time we ventured outside of London to the Bedford Autodrome; a racing circuit for cars built on an old airfield. The Bedford Autodrome duathlon is a unique one in the Triathlon race calendar, as it is the only national competition that we
Science
Seeing the light: Acting against actinic keratosis
Easter weekend this year saw most of us out enjoying the sunshine, after digging through our cupboards to bring out our sunhats, sundresses, sunglasses and sun cream. While the first hot days of the year are always greatly appreciated, sun exposure can lead to several problems, both in the UK
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Imperial calls Access and Participation Plan discussion
Students invited to share their input on methods to improve access for students from widening participation backgrounds
Politics
Spanish socialists win big in a fragmented parliament while the far-right gets representation for the first time
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s Spanish Socialist Workers Party (PSOE in Spanish) won a commanding victory in the general election held last Sunday in Spain. Despite being far from wining an absolute majority of seats, something that rarely happens due to the relatively proportional voting system and the high number
Culture
Don McCullin
Don McCullin is best known as a ‘war photographer’, a title that does not sit easy with him. To him, photography is about empathy, but he has never felt that the impact of his pictures have done enough to end the suffering of the people he depicts. ‘If you can’
Culture
Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition
Delve into the brilliant mind of one of the world’s most revolutionary filmmakers
Culture
Science Gallery: Spare Parts Review
For those unfamiliar with the new Science Gallery at London Bridge, the project was conceived as an international network of public engagement spaces established in partnership with major local academic institutions. The first opened in Trinity College, Dublin, and currently, there are four such galleries, with two due to open
Culture
Bear-ly Legal: Awkward Conversations with Animals I’ve F*cked
There’s something to be said about dating animals. They’re straightforward, relatively predictable, and often more empathic than people. It’s probably why Bobby, played by producer Linus Karp, chose to lose his virginity to a dog he picked up on his way home from a party. But what
Culture
Night of 100 Solos: A Centennial Event
An intriguing evening celebrating Merce Cunningham and his unique methodology, blending 100 solos from across his work
Culture
Operation Black Antler
A bizarre but sensational immersive experience