Film & TV
Behind the curtain of Hollywood
If you head to Los Angeles, as well as seeing the Hollywood sign, you should try and check out the filming of a TV show, to glimpse the machine behind the magic.
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Music
A brief, mostly wrong history of the lo-fi aesthetic
How can something that sounds so bad in principle sound so very good in practice? Felix investigates.
Sport
eSports Varsity sees Imperial dominating the tournament
Imperial achieved victory over UCL in a number of the games, which saw an excitable crowd from both sides.
Liberation
Making sure to look after your friends
Talking to friends can be much easier than speaking to a stranger. Here are some top tips on how to look out for friends who might be struggling.
Liberation
Here’s what I’m up to at the moment!
From Felix articles to Under Pressure week, my term so far has been full to the brim with mental health talks and discussions. I’m well aware that, as this is the first year my position has existed, most of the things I start are too big for me to
Games
Cute girls with a twist: Doki Doki Literature Club
Doki Doki Literature Club is a game whose psychological twist will leave you reeling.
Sport
Women’s 1st Team Fencing: Always on point
Women’s 1st Team Fencing come second in the Southern Premier League winning four out of five matches .
Politics
We are all Hadiza
Why the case against Dr Hadiza Bawa-Garba is having repercussions throughout the medical community.
Travel
Travelling the Americas in an old fire engine
Recent Imperial graduate Konstantin Holzner took travelling to the next level by converting an old fire truck into a camper van and shipping it all the way to Canada for an unforgettable roadtrip across the Americas.
Politics
The trial of Winston Churchill and the British Empire he helped to build
In films like Darkest Hour, Winston Churchill is whitewashed as an elder statesman whose warnings were ignored. It’s time we examine his imperialist legacy.
Science
The hidden side of psychedelics
Sebastian Gonzato sits down for an interview with Professor David Nutt
Technology
Should we trust governments with our faces?
Why the latest developments in facial recognition should leave us worried.