Opinion
Do we need Women’s Day?
A reflection on what Women’s Day and feminism means in today’s context
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Music
Justice has been served, and it sounds amazing
So, I sit down in the Woodward study room ready to sink my teeth into some epidemiology, cut to three hours later and I finally start working. This wasn’t your average YouTube/Facebook/ “really need to reply to these week-old emails” kind of procrastination - this was JUSTICE! You
Film & TV
Being John Malkovich
I recently turned twenty. After battling through the bittersweet feelings of aging, a newfound existential angst and a sudden realisation of one’s mortality, I found it in myself to truly cherish this milestone and discover this treasure of a film from the year I was born. Being John Malkovich
Science
Dinosaurs were thriving before asteroid strike that wiped them out
A new analysis has posited that dinosaurs were unaffected by long-term climate changes and flourished before their sudden demise by asteroid strike. Scientists largely agree that an asteroid impact, possibly coupled with intense volcanic activity, wiped out the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous period 66 million years ago.
Sport
Surprise success for Imperial at the Teddy Hall Relays
Cross Country & Athletics bring home more silverware - this time from Oxford.
Games
“Player 2” not “xX_Ninj4SWAG_69_( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)_Xx’!
Why AAA companies are failing at making fun multiplayer games
Opinion
Imperial pays working student late, again
For the third time in six months, Imperial departments have failed to pay students who work for them on a part time basis on time. Students working on all day workshops around the pay date were informally told that they may have not be paid on time, and that it
Travel
The cats are finally out of the bag in the Wakayama Prefecture in Japan
Meet the furry feline friends that helped revitalise a train route that almost ceased to exist and turn it into one of the top attractions in the province.
Music
Psychodrama Review
A track-by-track run through of Dave’s introspective masterpiece.
Science
Explaining the Future book launched at UCL
On Monday March 4th, Dr. Sunny Bains from the Department of Biochemical Engineering launched her new book Explaining the Future: How to Research, Analyze and Report on Emerging Technologies, published by Oxford University Press. The book – written for engineers, physical scientists, consultants, and investors – focuses on the how to determine
Science
New cholesterol-lowering drug could help patients unable to take statins
A new class of oral cholesterol-lowering drug could help patients unable to take statins due to side effects. The findings come from the largest study to date to test the effectiveness and safety of bempedoic acid, an oral medication - yet to be approved in Europe - which inhibits the
Liberation
SCI{L}ENCE
Sci{l}ence is a weekly podcast for women in STEM. It gives women a platform to talk about what it is really like working in typically male-dominated fields. All the guests are highly accomplished and inspiring women in STEM, deliberately kept anonymous with disguised voices. This allows them to