Film & TV
The Breadwinner fails to win our heart
The animation, set in Taliban-controlled Kabul, has good intentions, but a weak script and lack of direction.
Film & TV
The animation, set in Taliban-controlled Kabul, has good intentions, but a weak script and lack of direction.
Culture
The third of Tacita Dean’s London shows highlights the artist’s wide range of talents.
Science
What we experience in the womb can have a huge impact on how we develop in life, from stress to hunger.
Opinion
Comment Writer Jian Li Chew returns, and he’s set on stopping people from appropriating from other cultures, until things go a bit awry…
News
The audit shows PG students still have teaching on Wednesday afternoons, despite College policy stating they should be kept free.
Liberation
Campaigns Officer Connor Qiu rounds off a year of campaigning with a rerun of SleepImperial.
Liberation
Students may not always realise it, but they have the power to make a lasting change at university.
Science
A full-size model of BepiColombo, the first European spacecraft to venture to Mercury, which will take off later this year, is now on display at the Tomorrow’s World Gallery.
News
New methodology this year saw big changes, as some subjects fell nearly 20 places, and Imperial fell to seventh in the UK
News
Professor Alice Gast last year claimed back £43,965 in expenses, one of the highest for any head of a Russell Group university.
Sport
Two Wolverine teams head up north to Burton-on-Trent for the final tournament of the year. Battling through hardship they play well, and at the end of the day say goodbye to members who will be graduating.
Food
As exam season continues to crunch, a group of intrepid Felix writers gave their verdict on varieties of instant ramen on offer across campus. They barely make it out alive.