Science
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
Science
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
Music
A track-by-track run through of Dave’s introspective masterpiece.
Liberation
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
Music
The Atlanta rapper freshly missteps with a lackluster solo effort, disappointing long-time fans.
Opinion
Comment writer Eamon Akil Farhat, writes that, with the onset of Brexit, he is considering rejecting his Britishness
Music
The release, which sees Dido contemplating marriage and motherhood, comes ahead of tours across the UK, Europe, and North America - her first in 15 years.
Societies
Imperial Alpha, a team of five consisting of members from the Energy Society, won 3rd place in the ESCP Energy Trading Competition 2019. This year, over 40 teams participated in the competition, including a total of seven teams from Imperial College. Imperial Alpha, described by the competition director as the
Culture
Who is Eva von Schnippisch and what does she have to do with WWII? You might be forgiven for wondering if you’d fallen asleep one too many times in history class, but Stephanie Ware’s one-woman cabaret has very, very little to do with the actual affairs of WWII
Culture
Arts Editor Claire Chan talks to steampunk photographer and artist Gary Nicholls at the Talented Art Fair
Opinion
Comment writer Rhidian Thomas discusses the impact of the errors made in the Imperial College bursary scheme and the mediocre efforts to reimburse students.
Sport
Between the 15th and 17th of February, a team of Imperial’s finest athletes set off for BUCS Indoors in Sheffield. This is the first big event of the athletics calendar and is attended by the best university athletes from across the country. It provides a great chance for athletes