Environment
Palm Oil: Friend or Foe?
A report on palm oil, commissioned for the Imperial College Union shop, suggests palm oil can be environmentally and socially positive so long as it is sourced sustainably
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Technology
Impromptu Part IV - Our Own Story
Founders of Impromptu share the story of its development
News
Imperial hosts Prime Minister Theresa May
During the visit, the Prime Minister announced plans to end UK carbon emissions by 2050
Sport
Imperial Finish Mile(s) Ahead
Cross Country and Athletics end the year on a high with strong performances in the Westminster Mile and dominance at the annual LUCA Awards
Games
Highlights from the Electronic Entertainment Expo
Lots of anonucements have been dropped over the past couple of weeks, some quite breathtaking, some needing a graphical upgrade.
Culture
Cinderella: sculpture of a fleeting magical moment
A mesmerising albeit slightly unconvincing performance of a much-loved fairytale classic.
Liberation
Breaking the Taboo on Eating Disorders
Four years ago this week, I remember completing my UCAS form and putting Imperial as my first-choice university. At the time, I was oblivious really to my falling mental and physical health. My eating disorder started long before Imperial but it wasn’t until I got here, away from my
Books
A Review of Petals of Blood
A deeply empathetic story set in post-colonial Kenya
Science
Xenon could be used to reduce traumatic brain damage, Imperial study finds
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the leading cause of death and disability for people aged under 45 in developed countries. The first ever life-long study in mice has found that head injury effects can be halted by xenon gas. Following TBI, xenon prevented the mice from early deaths, improved their
News
What Best Supervision meant to Imperial College PG Students this year?
Get inspired by some of the nominations for the Student Academic Choice Award Winner for Best Supervision: Professor Dominik Weiss [Earth Science and Engineering]
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.
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