Games
In defence of video game walkthroughs
Walkthroughs get a lot of bad reputation from the people who don’t use them, however this is uncalled for as they provide a benefit to those who use them.
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Sport
Imperial’s Taekwondo club make it to the Nationals, and come out on top!
ICUTKD are 2nd overall in the UK Student Taekwondo Ranking, 1st place in the UK Indomitable Ranking (best quality of team or points per player), and 1st place in the UK Poomsae Ranking (best UK Student Poomsae Team).
Sport
Imperial Pole & Aerial take national title
Pole & Aerial head to the national competition, where they take home the
Sport
ICXCAC – overtakes and underpasses
Fergus Johnson is back on the running track, reporting on ICXCAC's latest success.
Sport
ICXCAC (again!) – beasts from the South-East
ICXCAC are back for the second time in a week, reporting from the Teddy Hall Relays.
Science
I can show you the world: How gene therapy brightens the future for eye diseases
Developments in gene therapy could offer hope for a cure to inherited retinal diseases in the near future.
News
Felix investigates sexism at Imperial
Following our Campus Sexism Survey, Felix look at the results, in our six-page report on misogyny on campus.
Music
David Byrne is far too happy for my liking
David Byrne returns after a long hiatus, but his effort is a bit too twee.
Science
Connect with Conservation – LEGO goes green
The toy company is pivoting to eco-friendly manufacturing, as the dangers of plastic waste become clear.
Film & TV
Can we break the glass chair, and bring more women directors into the film industry?
Currently only 11% of films are made by women. We need to try and break this trend, but could 2018 be the breakout year for women in cinema?
Food
Worth the hype? By Chloe
This week Food writer Bláithín Dockery investigates whether By Chloe, a new addition to the London vegan food scene, is a worthwhile brand or just cashing in on the “trendiness” of veganism.
Science
Words and genes
The fascinating genetic history of the Vanuatuan communities has finally been mapped, and it is much more surprising than previously expected.