Science
Quickening: Why you need that kick
Kicking in the womb might be uncomfortable for the mother, but can have benefits for the foetus' joints.
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News
QTR Restaurant to close through summer term
The restaurant will close to allow it to be used as an examination venue, with students told to use the Senior Common Room restaurant instead.
Culture
Picasso 1932: the man’s pivotal year in paintings
The Tate Modern take us through one of the most important years of Picasso’s life, examining how he reacted to the world around him through his work.
Music
KOD – Rushed execution holds J. Cole back
Following on from his critically-acclaimed 4 Your Eyez Only, J. Cole’s latest release, KOD, is marked by mature lyrical content, but is hampered by sloppy technique.
Opinion
It’s time to be online honestly
The ICSMSU campaign to get more people to share their true feelings online highlighted the powerful effects social media can have on wellbeing.
Film & TV
Isle of Dogs: A cute tail that lacks some bite
Wes Anderson shows us how much he loves dogs and Japan in his latest film.
Sport
Imperial Wolverines hold onto southern dodgeball title and unbeaten first team record
At the end of last term Imperial’s dodgeball teams competed in their final league matches. The first team remain undefeated, retaining the Southern title, while the second team come a very respectable 2nd place.
News
Imperial computing professor detained in Iran
Professor Abbas Edalat, a British-Iranian academic, is being held in Iran, according to officials.
Sport
IC badminton men’s 2nd team celebrate promotion by maintaining perfect run
The team have remained unbeaten throughout the entire season.
Opinion
Grumpy Bastard hates marathons
How anyone can enjoy running as a hobby is a mystery to our resident misanthrope.
Travel
From Imperial to the Amazon jungle
Instead of going into industry or staying in academia, recent maths BSc graduate Charlotte Pickering has chosen to move across the world to the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest to work on a permaculture fruit farm, where she’s living her best life. Here are some of her exciting adventures and the
Science
Flagship species – putting the con in conservation
The giant panda may be cuddly, but we also need to remember all the less-charismatic creatures that are just as endangered.