Science
Birth of words
Baeless, faved and yaas – if you use Twitter, you will have already seen some of these newly created words. But where do they come from?
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Ede & Ravenscroft accused of “anti-competitive” business practices
Students are seeing increases in the cost of graduation due to the company’s alleged “near monopoly” on gowns
Business
A Country’s Piggy Bank
We’ve all heard the age-old advice; save up for a rainy day, spend a little less, invest that money and have enough to retire. Your favourite car, that house in the countryside, that trip to the Maldives you’ve been planning since the days of eating lunch at
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Students call on big business to get its act together to build a more equal society
Social Enterprise UK announces the launch of a student campaign petitioning big businesses to work with their future workforce in building a better way of doing business
Technology
Wishing You an Appy New Year in London
This week in the Tech section, we are reviewing some essential apps we hope will enhance your experience of living in London
Sport
Ultimate frisbee fly out to Italy for an international beach tournament
Imperial College Ultimate’s Disc Doctors recently participated in an international beach tournament, BURLA, from September 20th to September 23rd in Viareggio, Italy. The aim of attending BURLA was to allow our university team to participate in beach ultimate, which is not implemented during the university season. In addition, the
Sport
UEFA Nations League: explained
With the second international break upon us, it’s time to find out what’s actually going on...
Culture
The Funny, the Painful and Everything in Between
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Gynaecologic Oncology Unit at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center of New York City brings together two unlikely strangers in the morbid setting of their mothers’ cancer ward, only for them to connect in a way neither expects.
Music
REDUXER: Turning Water Into Wine
Where RELAXER was a fairly uninspiring mark of alt-J running out of new ideas with a sound that almost embraced their TV-ad music status, alt- J’s REDUXER has taken the same material and reworked it into something masterful.
Science
Nobel Season: A Summary of the Prizes for 2018
A quick tour of who’s who and what’s what in this year’s greatest scientific achievements
Culture
Mrs Dalloway Brought to the Stage
This ambitious adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel aims high, but fails to capture the charm of the novel.
Science
Moths at Midnight
Recent research from the University of York gives an insight into the night-time pollination activities of moths. A pollination service that may be of great ecological importance, which has been overlooked, until now.