Opinion
Is Kanye West going south?
Some call him the artist of the 21st centruy and some a self obsessed narcissist, but whether you love him or hate him, he’s definitely here to stay.
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News
Imperial hosts Muslim Student Panel
Inspiring Britain's young Muslims to embrace their faith as an integral part of their education
News
Imperial College Men's Rugby Club loses appeal
The punishments for the February "Fiesta Dash" event, which involved public nudity, other indecent exposure and vulgar behaviour, will be upheld
Politics
How to Save the American Supreme Court from the Republicans
Avi Banerjee suggests that the Democrats should embrace radical solutions to reform the highest court in America and restore its liberal balance
Opinion
Henry Hart accuses Sport Imperial of fraud
In light of the recent contract changes to the terms of use of Ethos, comment writer Henry Hart accuses Sport Imperial of acting fraudulently
Opinion
From dear Reader to dear Leader
In response to Grumpy Bastard’s article last week, Felix’s resident leftist, Grumpy Gramsci, gives his perspective on politics at Imperial.
Opinion
Brexit just isn’t worth it.
It’s ridiculous that at such a politically volatile time Imperial students are happy to just sit there with their curly fries. The time for change is now.
Politics
Bolsonaro Wins the First Round: Brazil Goes Balls Up
The victory of the far-right candidate in the first round of the Brazilian election threatens the safety of the country’s minorities, women and environment
News
Compromising image of Imperial College Union Managing Director emerges
Jarlath O'Hara, the Imperial College Union Managing Director, can be seen pictured with a man dressed in blackface
Business
Venture Capital & Startups in Southeast Asia
Despite the ongoing trade war tensions in Asia, there is large growth potential for startups as venture capital firms eye up the region.
Business
The Rise of Private Equity
Before the financial crisis, private equity investors followed closely the “buyout” manual pioneered by Henry Kravis and George Roberts when they founded the firm KKR in the 1970’s. Essentially, they would acquire companies whole, then they would cut costs and load them with low interest rate debt. For a
Science
Zombie cells
The zombies are here, except turns out it’s on a cellular scale, so stop boarding up your windows and pick up that microscope! In new research from Dr Baker at the Mayo Clinic, scientists found that removing senescent cells, also known as ‘zombie’ cells, reduced symptoms associated with age