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Imperial drops nine places in the QS World Graduate Employability Rankings
The new report places Imperial 4th in the UK, behind UCL, Oxford, and Cambridge, in an increasingly competitive ranking system
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Culture
Waiting for Godot has its definitive homecoming at the Arts Theatre
Nick Devlin and Patrick O'Donnell unnerve and thrill as the central characters of Beckett's tragicomedy
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Government to implement crackdown on high pay in universities
Vice-Chancellor pay has become a sticking point in the debate over university pay, with Imperial's Alice Gast among the top earners in the Russell Group
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Imperial maintains its place in the Times Higher Education global rankings
Imperial was rated the 8th best university in the world in this year's THE rankings, which look at a range of metrics
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Medical school cancels resit at the last minute after security breach
Imperial College School of Medicine (ICSM) were forced to cancel a resit last week, giving students less than 12 hours' notice, citing an "exam security breach"
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Xenia Hall's management to be taken over by Salvation Army Housing Association
By the end of September the hall will be managed by the Association, a subsidiary of The Salvation Army
Science
Brainsnatchers: Microbes that change the way we behave
Parasitic mind control may be a staple of science fiction and horror films, but they have their basis in reality
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Cooked breakfast removed from SCR menu amid wide-ranging changes to campus services
Imperial is planning on making a number of changes across campus, including reducing menu options, increasing food prices, and limiting Ethos opening hours
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National Student Survey results reveal wide ranges in student satisfaction
The survey, which is open to all final-year undergraduates, showed Imperial had average overall satisfaction, but a closer look at the data reveals wide disparities across subjects
Culture
Against | A necessary exploration of violence and religion in the modern world
Complex and thoughtful, Ben Whishaw delivers a convincing performance in a play about violence in its many guises
Film & TV
Your Name: Freaky Friday by way of Kierkegaard
Your Name, the latest from Makoto Shinkai, combines body-swapping humour with a deep philosophical message
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Imperial student halls fail fire safety tests on cladding
Woodward Buildings' cladding fails the safety tests ordered following the Grenfell Tower fire