Film & TV
Alias Grace – Exploring the hidden identities of Victorian women
Like The Handmaids Tale, Alias Grace is a chilling exploration of women’s rights, that has parallels in the modern age of Trump and Weinstein.
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Music
Abdullah Ibrahim’s set to remember: a co-op review
The master of Cape Jazz showed why he's the boss at the Royal Festival Hall.
Politics
A New Hope: Zimbabwe’s new birth of freedom … or more of the same?
How significant is the fall of Robert Mugabe’s 37 year brutal regime, and is there any light at the end of the tunnel for Zimbabwe
Travel
A new craze is taking over Los Angeles, and it just might be your Happy Place
A new pop-up gallery has just opened in the City of Angels, aiming to create a Happy Place for its visitors.
Opinion
Wait – you can be happy and healthy at Imperial?!
It’s Self-Care Awareness Week! Take some time out of your day to recognise the importance of self-care, and look at how you can include some in your life.
News
Union's handling of sexual assault "more distressing" than assault itself, says Imperial alumna
The Union and College took over seven months to conclude their investigation, leaving the victim unsupported.
Film & TV
The unbearable melancholy of Bojack Horseman
Season 4 is the show’s most difficult to date, but ends with a glimmer of hope.
Music
The new Taylor Swift album can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Oh, ‘cause it’s shit.
Taylor Swift’s sixth LP is a powerful statement that unequivocally cements her as one of this century’s most mediocre sensations.
Liberation
The importance of raising disability awareness
It's vital that people at university are aware of how to change the culture surrounding disability.
Music
The Felix guide to the London jazz scene: the clubs
Felix's resident jazz man Alex Montgomerie-Corcoran
News
Students support TEF but fear medal system will have negative impact on graduate prospects
Concerns remain over the way teaching quality is assessed as value of student input is slashed by half.
Culture
Politics and the value of rhetoric in early Rome
An attempt to hold a mirror to the current world of politics in Coiolanus falls flat, but the characters shine through.