News
Union introduces security for Friday prayers as Muslim students struggle to find places to pray
Muslim community struggle to find prayer rooms as student numbers grow and spaces fill
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Sport
Rugby teams tour Paris
Last month, Imperial’s rugby team ventured to France to take part in a weekend-long rugby tournament: the HEC-Natixis Mixed Rugby Nations Cup. The competition, hosted at the HEC Paris Business School Campus, ran from the 11th to 13th October and featured over 150 students from five universities (Imperial, University
Sport
No tricks, just target practice
Imperial College Archery Club (ICAC) taught the third week of the beginners’ course in dress-up, with two Robin Hoods, an Assassin and even Batman gracing the Ethos gym hall on Sunday, October 27th. The 5-week course aims to teach anyone interested the fundamentals of shooting safely and shooting well. With
Science
New Alzheimer’s drug rejected by NICE
Despite setbacks, the quest for groundbreaking Alzheimer’s treatments continue.
Science
A future with decentralised science
Promoting equity and transparency in scientific research and healthcare data storage.
Opinion
DEI and Women in Physics: does DEI work?
Beyond the superficiality of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion frameworks, action must be taken for women and minorities to prosper in the sciences
Societies
ArtClub hosts Life Drawing
ArtClub’s Life Drawing sessions are a rare opportunity to study the human shape.
Film & TV
Money made me do it
How The Conjuring franchise is the best example of dilution through mass appeal.
Business
How to land a job at Citadel: an interview with Drew Gillanders
Drew Gillanders shares how leadership, risk, and collaboration shape Citadel’s success
News
Student fees to rise for the first time in eight years
Home fees to increase to £9,535 in September 2025 in line with inflation rates.
Editorial
Letter to the Editor: Student Loans
Dear Felix, It is surprising the limited treatment UK student finance actually receives relative to its obvious importance. Seldom does the subject appear to merit explicit discussion except as a means toward the furtherance of polemics, a case in point being your recent editorial in Felix #1855. Contextually, the plethora
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Feb Senton runs for President
Dark horse Feb Senton has pledged to take over the role of Imperial President from Bugh Hrady. Senton was previously the president of UWE Bristol and plans to align Imperial College with his new “regressive thinking” approach. NegaFelix had the opportunity of meeting with Senton in the Felix office to