News
Imperial launches partnership with The Times and The Sunday Times
Students and staff at Imperial College London will receive a year-long free subscription to The Times and Sunday Times
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Culture
Imagined Touch
A thought-provoking piece that raises more questions than it answers.
Culture
Dealing With Clair: psychological horror for the present
Estate agent Clair is helping Mike and Liz, a young couple in London, sell their house. They claim they want to act “honourably” and take the first offer to meet their asking price, yet it soon becomes clear that money is too much of a temptation and they are willing
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Central Library re-opens Group Study Space
A brief timeline of the Central Library's recent refurbishments
Culture
All We Ever Wanted Was Everything: a fabulously fresh take on ‘gig theatre’
A tantalising blend of storytelling and live music, Hull-based theatre company Middle Child catapults us from decade to decade through the bittersweet stories of Leah and Chris.
Culture
A whole Lotto praise for this lesser-known Renaissance genius
Often overshadowed by his contemporaries, Lorenzo Lotto’s time has finally come in a rediscovery of the wonderfully idiosyncratic works of this Venetian painter.
Culture
A hell of a show
A compelling and energetic tale of survival, Billy Bishop Goes to War touches the deepest realities of the human experience with humour and open honesty.
Business
From bad to worse for Puma Biotechnology
If you want a good example of how volatile biotechnology stocks can be, look no further than Puma Biotechnology Inc. This cancer-focused biotechnology company was founded 8 years ago and went public in 2012 with shares trading around $10 per share. In 2014 that share price rocketed to +$260
Business
ESG investing, is it really worth it?
Global Warming. Corruption. War. Poverty. These are all problems every human on the face of the earth must deal with, and it is something everyone should be tackling. The financial industry has decided to combat these problems with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Investing. It is investing standards that indicates
Business
Dark Pools: Evil place or a market place?
Dark pools. The words invoke an atmosphere of secrecy and evil, harkening back to myths of murky waters and ancient terrors that lurk within. Throw in the modern element of trading and most imagine clandestine deals involving dubious characters straight out of The Godfather. The reality is less intimidating. Dark
Film & TV
Russian Film Week returns to London in November!
The third Annual Russian Film Week will be held on November 25 to December 2, 2018 in landmark venues across London: BFI Southbank, Regent Street Cinema, Curzon Mayfair, Empire IMAX Leicester Square as well as in Edinburgh, Cambridge and Oxford. The eight-day festival celebrates the best of new films
Politics
With Bolsonaro’s victory in the second round, Brazil goes down a tenebrous path
The President-elect of the South American country is a potential autocrat. His rise is another symptom of the increasingly global strength of the far right.