Opinion
What economic degrowth would mean for the future of geopolitics
The idea of decreasing the West’s economic output is opposed by a range of criticisms, but its implications on global peace and democracy are rarely considered
Latest
How Parliaments can outsource their climate action
A new institution is needed to solve the crises our political systems weren't designed to tackle
Food
Deliveroo gifts students three years free delivery
Deliveroo visited Beit Quad last Friday to announce their newest offer to students at Imperial College.
Editorial
New beginnings and PR problems
Eagle-eyed readers may have noticed a slight change to the Felix website over the past week. The old website, intended for use for “10-15 years” was a slight freak of nature, in that you had to be considered “cracked” or a “10x” computer expert to understand the nature of the
Editorial
2024/25 Sex Survey launched
In a shock twist, Felix has launched the sex survey early
News
Dual protests at the Science Museum and Queens Lawn
Parents for Palestine and Palestinian activist groups at Imperial held protests on Thursday
Travel
What TV doesn't show you at the Paris Olympics
The 2024 Olympics are spectacular on screen, yet a live viewing gives us a raw uncut experience filled with little unique memories and thoughts.
Sport
Sports Night kicks off on a high for the new year
Imperial College Union hosted an impressive night for veterans and freshers alike
Sport
Morning run, then brekkie? They’ve got you.
ICRunning hosted its first Sunday breakfast run in Fulham, to welcome new members on a 5K, 8K or 12K run around the Thames river.
Sport
Sports societies are in full swing
We asked some of our Sports societies here at Imperial how their fresher’s experience was, details about upcoming events, and what they expect from their societies this year.
Catnip
Dogging disaster
South Kensington dog walkers were left shocked after visiting the ‘DogSoc x Kinky Club Top Ten Dogging Spots’ published last week. The collaboration project between the two societies aroused a few concerns, notably backlash from animal welfare activists, yet also gained a huge amount of publicity for the societies after
Books
Private Pages, Public Ethics
Books editor Aditi questions the morality of reading posthumously published work.