News
Tuition cuts a “shallow gesture” claims Labour minister
A recent report recommends cutting tuition fees but a shadow education minister says this will not resolve problems within higher education.
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Societies
Tribal Fusion Belly Dance - Gorgeous Vintage Combos
When: 18:00-20:00, Tuesday 18th June Where: Activity Space 1, Floor 1, Union Building Tickets: £10 for members, £12 for non members – on the door or on the Union website As featured in previous editions of Felix this term, the Belly Dancing Society is currently hosting a series of
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The Union’s promises towards PG are good. Sticking to these promises would be better.
In the beginning of my period as GSU President, I had frequent meetings with the Union’s Managing Director, Jarlath O’Hara, and some of the Officer Trustees, particularly Rob Tomkies [Union President] and Alejandro Luy [Deputy President (Education)]. Damn, we had really good plans! For the first time, we
Opinion
The UK’s hidden opioid crisis
Comment writer Calum Drysdale, discusses potential solutions to the UK’s terrible and invisible opioid crisis
Games
The Road to E3 2019: Everything we know so far and what we expect to see revealed
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) has always been one of the massive events in the video game industry for the announcement of new video game releases and consoles. E3 2019 takes place from 11th to 14th June in the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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Silwood: Imperial’s Green Cupboard
Did you know that Imperial College has postgraduate campus (read: farm) way out in the countryside? It’s a whopping 20 miles from South Kensington. It is easily the most remote campus, but also the most beautiful (suck it SK). I like to call it Imperial’s green cupboard. This
Opinion
No sympathy for Theresa May
While the media was full of coverage of a tearful moment in the Prime Minister’s resignation speech, it’s her victims who we should really be focusing on
Environment
Flying regularly not crucial for success in academia
New study finds increased travel does not increase impact of research
Music
Five reasons to visit Strawberries & Creem Festival
With the fifth year of Cambridge’s Strawberries & Creem Festival right around the corner, Felix caught up with model and festival co-founder, Chris Jammer, for an exclusive interview.
Sport
Battle of Battersea
Saturday 25th May will be remembered as the day when the athletes of Imperial College came together one last time to compete in the LUCA Outdoors series, in the same fanatic spirit that has defined this club in the past few years and made it the LUCA Club of the
Food
“Shaken, not stirred” - Cocktails 101: A Guide for Dummies
Know your margaritas from your daiquiris? Want to save yourself the embarrassment of not understanding your date’s order? Or perhaps just curious about the complexities of C2H5OH? We’ve got you covered…
Business
Which sector will prevail in the current market?
In an economically uncertain environment subject to policy-driven volatility, the underperformers would be high beta stocks such as the technology sector. The friction and tension surrounding the US-China trade war uncertainty has dampened the forecasted earnings of technology companies such as Apple who recently revised their first quarter earnings forecast.