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A call to arms! Why we need to change our mental health provision
Imperial students are being let down by the support they get whilst at university. It’s time for that to change.
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Travel
London Calling! Felix’s guide to the capital’s best spots
So you're new to London (or just need a break from lectures) – here are the best places to go!
Books
Ken Kesey – Author, revolutionary, and counter-cultural icon of the 1960s
When Kesey’s novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, was published in 1962 it sparked a debate around the nature of conformism and the promise of the American dream
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Imperial survival guide
How to stay sane, safe and supported throughout your studies
Books
H.G. Wells’ little-known South Ken connection
A former student of the Royal College of Science, father of science fiction H.G .Wells drew inspiration from his South Kensington surroundings, and his legacy remains intimately connected with the College.
Books
Gaiman’s London is never where you think it is
Neverwhere draws from the magic of London and puts it all in one place.
Film & TV
Freshers are coming
Which Game of Thrones faction is your department or society?
Food
Foodie’s Guide to South Kensington
Let’s face it, Imperial is situated in one of the most expensive areas of London. But being in the know about cheap places to go means that eating well in South Ken doesn’t need to break your bank balance.
Sport
Everyone should take up sports at Imperial – your clubs need you!
Going to university gives you a perfect opportunity to try out something you’ve never done before. You should dive in both feet first, and give the sports clubs a go!
Food
Avoiding drunk food disasters – our guide to your post-night out snacks
Here’s the deal: it’s pouring with rain, you’re drunk, and you’ve just come back from a night out at Ministry. All you want is something carb-loaded before you nod off. Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered.
Culture
Where’s the culture at?
Felix’s Arts Editors take you through London’s cultural hotspots
Science
The language of science
As part of a new series, we look at the research of students here at Imperial, first up is MSc Science Communication graduate Emma Parkin.