Opinion
Despite having been at Imperial for three years, adjusting to PhD life brought its own new challenges, both academic and in terms of maintaining work-life balance, managing my motivation and mental health and finding time to devote to exercise. At the start, when I knew literally no one, I
Culture
The West End debut of the 1980 play is the first major revival of Sam Shepherd’s work since his death last year. The two main leads provide a meaty role for any actor, with talents such as John Malkovich and Gary Sinise, Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C Reilly,
Culture
A brief, professional performance that plays it safe.
Culture
Adapted from Mark Haddon’s book of the same name, this The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time tells the story of Christopher Boone, a 15-year-old who is exceptionally gifted at maths yet struggles with social interactions and many every day tasks. Christopher finds his
Culture
A wonderful start to the new year with this traditional Swan Lake by the English National Ballet.
News
Universities risk a credit crunch in bid to compete for students
Opinion
Comment writer Fatima Ali discusses the importance of achieving longstanding peace and the methods by which to achieve it.
Culture
Spend an afternoon literally diving into the gentrification of East London.
Culture
The empty lives of the ultra-privileged
News
The university pension deficit has more than halved since 2017, according to a report released last week. A phased increase in employee contributions is due to begin in April. The news coincides with the beginning of a consultation to determine how much financial risk universities are willing to take on,
Books
Books writer, Pavan Inguva, explores two books that shed light on the Balkans
Culture
From the superstars of the Bolshoi to Billy Elliot raising money for a bus ticket to London, the history of the male ballet dancer is a checkered one- as filled with triumph and acclaim as derision and neglect. Few modern stagings have carved their place in the history of the
