Opinion
A Plant-based diet for Trump?
Why ideology increasingly determines the contents of our plates.
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Environment
New campaign builds community at Imperial through green spaces
A new campaign with support from the Union, RE:GEN, seeks to improve our green spaces to create a sense of being at home and third spaces at Imperial. Emilio Garcia Padron, a part time Masters student, grew the campaign organically out of a desire to improve the secret garden
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Impfluencers — a look into the big names on the My Imperial Campus app
The My Imperial Campus app has skyrocketed to seventh place on the Google Play and Apple App Store charts under the social media category. This surprising influx of downloads and engagement comes after a major update, introducing new features that allow users to create content like other social media giants,
Opinion
Curbing the decline of the Atlantic salmon
Insights into how intensive farming has harmed a Scottish delicacy.
Features
How is Felix printed?
One of the questions I am asked quite regularly as Editor is "How is Felix printed?" Most people have the misconception that we still do everything in our office, from writing, to copyediting, to laying out, to printing, and distribution. We don't. We have an external
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Despite the grand name, Mother Nature is just another petulant teenager
Oil giants claim Earth is just 'going through a phase'
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Imperial team reaches FA Cup third round against all odds
Mens III use academic superiority to confuse semi-pro opponents
Features
The origin of the Centrefold
Felix’s nude centrefolds are now notorious amongst sports teams and freshers who still get squeamish about nudity. First introduced in 2005 after some trial runs in the years prior, the centrefold started as a way to advertise yourself, before becoming a sports team tradition by the late 2010s. However,
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Katsu curry to become only food option at Imperial
Every outlet in South Ken forced to sell katsu in Imperial's newest initiative to boost the student lunch experience
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ESG initiative mandates burning of all books
In a bold push towards sustainability, the Labour Government has unveiled its latest environmental policy to reduce the waste caused by the paper industry. On Sunday 1st December, Labour MP Feb Senton announced plans to "burn all books" in an effort to "cure sustainability" and expedite
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Elon Musk buys Imperial newspaper, renames FelX
Billionaire could only afford FelX (formerly Felix) following losses on X (formerly Twitter), paying child support, and spending millions on Trump's campaign.
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ALERT statue to get a pair of balls this Christmas
New Christmas installation to iconic statue revealed as College seeks to "fix the last few art cock-ups."