Film & TV
Baftas 2018: A predictable awards ceremony that leaves the road to the Oscars clear
This year’s Baftas cemented what we already knew, in a disappointing year.
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Books
‘Black, lesbian, mother, warrior, poet’
A celebration of Audre Lorde – poet, essayist, and radically powerful voice.
News
Imperial academic believed to have been detained in Iran
Dr Kaveh Madani, a Reader at the Imperial Centre for Environmental Policy, is believed to have been detained for 72 hours last weekend.
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Union to put new petition in place for members
A paper proposing the establishment of a Union petition system passed at Council, among other papers.
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Union apologise after calling Disabilities Officer 'Disabled Officer'
The Union has apologised for the misprint in the Leadership Elections 2018 material.
Politics
Students need to support the strikes – here’s what you can do to help
Next week the University and College Union begin their strike over changes to pensions. It’s up to students to make sure we support them.
News
SACAs see record-breaking number of nominations
Nearly 2,000 nominations made this year, more than double the previous record.
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Russell Group respond to Office for Students proposals on fines
Russell Group respond to Office for Students proposals about fining universities.
Politics
No Olive Branch for Rojava – what happens after the Turkish intervention in Syria?
Politics writer Juan Rubio Gorrochategui argues that the conflict in Syria is going to become more complex and more violent following the Turkish intervention.
Music
New GoGo Penguin: A Humdrum Star is anything but
More jazztronica from GoGo Penguin that really hits the spot.
Music
Left my heart in Hackney, down in the Peach Pit
Peach Pit embark on their European tour, stopping off in Hackney.
News
Imperial psychotherapy services to be potentially cut
Imperial College Health Centre could see the psychotherapy services on offer cut by up to 60% later this year.