Music
Could 2017 be the year of indie?
With some major albums about to drop, could we soon be seeing an indie resurgence?
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Science
Can dessert be good for you?
Alexandra Lim talks about the hidden benefits of fruit based puddings.
News
Business School appoints new Dean
*Dean-dong* There’s a new guy in town
Sex & Substances
A beginner’s guide to public sex
Let's talk dogging
Culture
Julie Cunningham | Dance as Performance Art
Dancer-turned-choreographer Julie Cunningham presents a modern mediation on gender identity
Culture
Ugly Lies the Bone | VR therapy and emotional trauma
Ugly Lies the Bone is on at the National Theatre until 6th June. Tickets from £15
Sport
Try as you might, you cannot beat ‘em
Women's rugby that is
Food
Treasures from the Levant
Felix visits Ceru, a new addition to the South Ken restaurant scene that oozes middle eastern comfort, from the warm, welcoming interior to the sumptuous yet refined food. So that you too can treat yourselves to an excellent meal out, we’ve arranged an exclusive Imperial discount.
Sport
This Soggy Cockney is no wet dog
But do they smell like one?
Film & TV
The magic healing power of daytime cinema
Going to the cinema in the middle of the day is the perfect form of self-care – indulgent, self-focussed, relaxing – as Culture Editor Fred Fyles realised when he went along to a midday screening of Jacques Rivette’s Celine and Julie Go Boating. Here, he encourages you to take a break and treat yo'
Societies
The Dance Imperial show 2017
There will be dance, there will be scantily clad dancers.
Film & TV
The best picks for some cinematic self-care
Fred Fyles recommends the best films for some indulgent viewing. From New York-based comedies, to Cantonese stories of unrequited love, these four films should leave anyone feeling a bit better after a couple of hours. So go on – treat yo’self!