Music
Adele’s pop-up stadium
Munich was blessed as the one and only city to host Adele’s ten local performances, welcoming a crowd from every corner of the world.
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Books
Review: Tripticks by Ann Quin
Daniel unpacks the absurdity and experimental storytelling of Ann Quin’s surreal novel Tripticks.
Business
Diverging Paths for the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve
The Bank of England holds rates steady while the Federal Reserve cuts rates, impacting bond and currency markets.
Science
Felix interviews Prof Claudia de Rham
Imperial physicist and author sits down with Felix to discuss all things gravity and her life in academia.
Opinion
The case for better career guidance
The skillset of many Britons isn't properly targeted to market needs
News
Film set spotted around Blackett Lab and Union Building filming The Conjuring
A film crew was spotted in the Blackett Laboratory and around the Union Building on Friday 27th September. Crew members were spotted with ID cards and bottles stating they were part of the cast and crew for the latest film in The Conjuring franchise, Last Rites. John Matheson, 4th year
Environment
David Lammy calls for climate justice in Kew Lecture
David Lammy gave his first major speech as Foreign Secretary on 17th September in Kew Gardens. His speech was intersectional, covering global inequality, indigenous knowledge, and racial justice all as part of – and essential to – climate justice. Lammy explained the core idea of his approach that “nothing could be more
Environment
Britain’s last coal-fired power plant shuts down
Britain’s only remaining coal power plant at Ratcliffe-on-Soar closed on Monday. The plant had run for 57 years and its closure has seen widespread coverage in the national press with The Guardian calling the shutdown the “end of an era.” Coal has been part of the UK’s energy
Societies
Fresher’s Fair Frustration
Cold, wet and frustrated society committee members welcomed alumni, undergraduates, and postgraduates at this years Fresher's Fair.
Catnip
Editor resigns after anti-Swift tweets resurface
Felix editor Juby Roy has been forced to resign after a background check of her online footprint. AlisonsCardigan13, a full-time Stan Twitter moderator, 22 Hat Winner, with a bachelor’s degree in English Literature with Folklore conducted the investigation, resurfacing the six-year-old anti-Swift tweets on Tuesday morning. The backlash since
Catnip
Twenty-somethings swap half-marathons for smoking
Imperial students living in Fulham prefer Vogue Blues to running shoes
Film & TV
The Jimmy Fallon Show Experience
Peeking behind the curtains of a late-night talk show.