Culture
Death of a Salesman
Intelligent reinvention strikes new chords.
Culture
Intelligent reinvention strikes new chords.
Culture
Writer-director duo Iseult Golden and David Horan bring their sold-out Fringe show to the Bush Theatre.
News
Business School students, who were given the wrong exam in error, have been told they are to resit the exam on 17th May
Culture
Maxine Peake commands the stage in a one woman play about IVF.
Environment
Sir David Attenborough speaks up about what global warming means for the future of our planet through an absolute must-watch documentary by BBC One
Culture
Shakespeare time travels to the roaring 20s for this unique twist on a classic comedy.
Games
The next generation of gaming might not be defined by consoles, but by a “Netflix” approach to your gaming library.
Culture
AI: More than Human sees collaboration between cutting edge researchers at DeepMind (MIT) and a wide range of artists including Stephanie Dinkins.
News
Mental Health Awareness Week is coming next week from 13th - 19th May and the official theme from the Mental Health Foundation is Body Image. Body image is an insecurity that can affect all of us at any age and can really impact how we feel about ourselves. Feeling uncomfortable
Food
Described by Imperial students as “a great alternative” and praised for having “really nice consistency” and “very good flavour”, meet the latest addition to the selection of food on offer at Central Library
Sport
A badly scheduled athletics calendar meant the second meet in the London Universities and Colleges Athletics (LUCA) Outdoors League fell on 20th April - Easter Saturday. Expectations of a severely depleted squad failed to materialise, however, with 9 stoic athletes still keen to compete at the Lee Valley Athletics Centre.
News
86 students and members of staff have signed the letter as Vice Provost (Education), Professor Simone Buitendijk's controversial Twitter activity surfaces