Culture
The photographer as painter, sculptor, artist
Tate Modern’s Shape of Light exhibition is a great history lesson in abstract photography, but neglects contemporary post-1970s technology and artwork.
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Politics
The government’s handling of the Windrush scandal is a national disgrace
The way the government have treated these members of our society has put communities, political faith, and the NHS at risk.
Books
The Devil’s Dance – dancing on the border between imagination and reality
Uzbek exile novelist Hamid Ismailov’s novel draws from rich Central Asian culture and poetic tradition, in an exploration of what it means to be a writer.
Food
Seven things I learnt about Italian food from my trip to Rome
Italian food is not just pizza and pasta. Food Editor Alice Davage learnt more about the celebrated cuisine during her Easter travels and wants to tell you all about it. Lucky you.
Culture
Joe Hill-Gibbins takes us on a tour of hell
The National Theatre’s production of Rodney King’s bawdy mediation on isolation, Absolute Hell, has moments of magic, but they are few and far between in the bloated structure.
Opinion
Imperial should be refunding our tuition fees following the strike
A group of Imperial students argue this is not solely about loss of contact time. The entirety of our educational experience has suffered because of the strikes.
Sport
ICXCAC head to the LUCA outdoors competition
The running crew head off to Parliament Hill and the LUCA outdoors competition.
Opinion
Graduation is a waste of money, and we’re all going to die anyway
Grumpy Bastard, our resident contrarian, sets his sights on the graduation ceremony.
Culture
Fashioned from Nature, but at what cost?
V&A’s exhibition explores the history of fashion, from its environmental cost to sustainable eco-fashion today.
Music
When Sting met Shaggy
Despite sounding like a bad April fool’s joke, the collaborative album between Sting and Shaggy is actually surprisingly decent collision between artistry and meme.
Culture
Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons: a reimagining at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
Gyre & Gimble effortlessly fuse cutting-edge puppetry with Max Richter’s beautifully recomposed rendition of The Four Seasons.
News
Union launches ethical investment survey
Imperial College Union have launched a survey asking respondents give their opinion on the ethics of different investments proposed.