News
Theresa May announces tuition fee review
The review could mean humanities degrees charge less.
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Strikes hit Imperial over pensions dispute
Academic and support staff belonging to UCU have begun a 14-day walk out after potential changes to pension scheme.
News
Strike action affects exams
A number of UK universities have said they will alter exams in light of UCU strikes.
Opinion
Staff strikes and workers rights – how can we bring true equality?
This week, with all the strikes going on, Grumpy Bastard looks at why they are happening at all. And they have a solution to stop this happening again.
Science
Smells like Quantum?
Can physics provide a solution to an age-old biological question?
Opinion
Rape law, rape culture, and what Imperial can do about it
An anonymous writer gives their thoughts on how Imperial should tackle sexual harrasment on campus.
Opinion
Politics, ideologies, and how to choose the right side
There’s a reason why candidates at Union elections are so boring. It’s the same reason the left and the right exist in real-world politics.
Sport
Imperial Squash regains the Roehampton Cup
16 universities entered the Roehampton Cup and Imperial comes out on top. Having the strongest 2nd team, and the 1st team winning the cup.
Sport
ICXCAC elites set off to the BUCS indoor competition
Sheffield, the land of silverware and, apparently, BUCS competitions. A bushy tailed and bright eyed newbie reports on his findings at the opening event of the athletics calendar.
Sport
IC Netball take on Brighton town
The netball team heads down to the south coast for a weekend of dancing, drinking, and cheesy chips. Oh, and maybe some netball…
Sport
IC 3s beat GKT!
The Netball girls are gearing up for this year’s Varsity, practicing with a closely-run game against GKT, in which they emerged victorious.
Opinion
How we sometimes want to do too much, and what we can do about it
Comment writer Abdulrahman Alhadad talks about the subtle difference between working a lot and giving a lot.