Film & TV
Festive Favourites
‘Tis the season... to forget about your end of term assignments and watch a load of Christmas films
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News
Felix Interviews: Anne Barrett, College Archivist
The College maintains extensive archives and records of its activities, containing a wealth of fascinating history – which is presided over by Anne Barrett. Felix spoke with Anne about the archives and their role in the College’s operation
Politics
Felix 2019 General Election Poll: Results
Felix Politics shares the results of the 2019 general election poll they conducted at Imperial
News
Ethical Investment Paper Passed by College Council
A paper presented to College Council by the Union President on establishing a Socially Responsible Investment Policy working group was passed on 22nd November
Politics
The End of a Decade: Spain
The last decade has been a period of historical changes in Spain that have transformed its political culture and society forever. This historical phase is parallel to the European economic crisis and its aftermath, which were particularly intense in Southern European countries like Spain. Arguably, most of the last decade’
Opinion
The End of a Decade: Italy
The past decade has witnessed a proper political earthquake in Italian politics: what once was is no more. The political framework that has been in place since the nineties has fallen – the abrupt political changes that have occurred are similar to the previous largescale reshaping of the political system. Indeed,
Books
Editors’ Top Picks of the Decade
Might be an odd mix of titles, but the Felix Books Editors present to you their top picks of the decade
Culture
Your Union is Standing Firm
A tale of failed delivery (and I’m not talking about MacDuff). Maybe an early abortion would’ve been kinder.
Food
The Do’s and Don’t of a Student Christmas Dinner: How to Keep the Festive Mood on a Student Budget
Deck your halls with boughs of holly because Christmas is fast approaching! As everyone knows, the true meaning of Christmas is gorging yourself into a calorie-induced coma. Unfortunately, faced with a student budget and limitations of halls-based kitchen apparatus, recreating this festive moment can seem a daunting task.
Politics
A Decade of UK Politics
In this article, Ansh goes through a condensed history of the past 10 years of UK politics. With a General Election imminent, it is time to strap in for a ride through recent history to see how we arrived to the politics of today
Politics
“If you dare to struggle, you dare to win...”
This week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Fred Hampton. Union President Abhijay Sood reflects on Hampton’s influence as a young radical and lessons we can learn from him today
Music
A Brief History of Jazz
This week, to celebrate Felix’s anniversary, the music editors take us through the history of popular genres, starting with jazz