Film & TV
Felix recommends the perfect TV for exam season
We give you our top picks for what to watch when you’re taking a ‘quick’ study break in Central Library.
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Technology
A deep dive: Cambridge Analytica
Using mass surveillance, big data, and machine learning to control your mind.
News
Imperial College Union bar staff launch petition for London living wage
Petition asks for wage to be increased to £10.20, in line with other London universities.
News
Imperial gender pay gap shows men dominating top positions
The data, released last Friday, show women at Imperial earn 9.4% less than men, and receive half the bonus pay.
News
Council paper raised over cheating concerns in Leadership Elections
A Union Council paper passed last week asking for a complaints appeals process to be formed.
News
Professor Robert Winston lecture sees low turnout amid strike action
Attendees reported only 18 people turned up to the event, which was boycotted by a number of striking staff members.
Culture
Macbeth at the National Theatre
Superb directing, solid acting, and the importance of a good script.
Science
Galaxies far, far away: The problem of the spinning stars
Work done by Vera Rubin helped provide evidence for the existence of dark matter. Science Writer Maya Kaushik celebrates her legacy.
Music
It takes a village to raise a song
A band formed through Skype rehearsals release their debut.
Food
It’s nearly Easter – season of chocolate, chocolate, and more chocolate!
Food Editor Andrada Balmez give you the run-down on all the best chocolate
Travel
Felix’s Guide to backpacking in South East Asia
South East Asia is a popular destination between backpackers but long-term backpacking trips require a great deal of knowledge and preparation. Luckily, travel writer YanKai Kee has shared some backpacking 101 and his first-hand experience of touring the area.
Science
Behind the scenes of London’s snowy adventure
Science Writer Rachel Ong explores the science behind the flurry of snow we got a couple of weeks ago.