Opinion
The ugly truth about British colonialism lies in the Indian Ocean
The announcement of the Chagos Islands hand-over to Mauritius couldn’t come soon enough.
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Business
FanDuel’s $559 million sale: how founders and employees ended up with nothing
The costly lessons for start-up founders in valuation, drag-along rights, and funding.
News
Student Experience Fund relaunches for this year
Imperial College Union relaunched the Student Experience fund for students who would be unable to afford taking part in the Union’s activities and events on Wednesday 9th October. Originally launched last year, the fund is run by the Union, and funded jointly by the Union, the College, and Imperial
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Physics department second-worst performance in the NSS
Poor results revealed in a department meeting; Medicine tops London unis
Societies
A fresher Fresher’s Fair perspective
As soon as I left my health and safety lecture, I found myself in Dalby Court in what was supposed to be the final area of the fair. It wasn’t long before I picked up how the fair worked with scanning QR codes to get the details of each
Film & TV
The Substance
An unapologetically distasteful look at the price of youth, vanity, and identity, that asks how far you would go for adoration.
Books
Ink and Identity: Narratives of Palestine
Nadeen reflects on texts based on and around Palestine that deeply resonated with her.
Travel
A fond farewell to Heidelberg
For goodbyes are hard in every language
Music
Taylor Swift sells out at Wembley
Taylor Swift’s Eras tour welcomed 85,000 fans to Wembley Stadium for a three and a half hour jaw dropping show, and a nostalgic setlist.
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.
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.