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Activists congregated on Wednesday afternoon to put pressure on the College to stop its work with arms companies that they allege have contributed to the IDF’s activities in Gaza, and called on Imperial to better represent the student voice.
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Jewish Society members slam effort as a ‘petty swipe’ when ‘antisemitism is rife across higher education’.
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This week's front page mistakenly stated that 'students, staff and members of the public protested Imperial's funding of arms companies on Wednesday'. Imperial is not funding arms companies, but it has received funding from them, and has research relationships with them. There is no
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Students will play a role in assessing collaborators' net zero commitments.
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The fee-status changes have yet to dent Imperial’s tuition fee earnings.
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Running water was restored to two buildings on Imperial’s Hammersmith campus on Tuesday, after a two-week outage forced the buildings to close.
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Veteran executive Vindi Banga to head Imperial’s governing body.
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Abdus Salam joined Imperial’s Maths department in 1957, and three years later moved to the Physics department, where he set up the Theoretical Physics group with Paul Matthews.
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Science broadcaster Brian Cox was joined by physicists from around the world at Imperial on Monday, to celebrate the life and work of Abdus Salam, the deceased Pakistani Nobel Laureate and Imperial College professor.
Phoenix
What is Phoenix? Phoenix is the termly student-run arts magazine of Imperial College London. As a sister publication to the student newspaper Felix, it is a revival of the original publication started in 1904, descending from the college journal founded by H.G. Wells in 1887. Anyone affiliated with the
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A personal reflection on Abdus Salam’s journey.
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Felix investigates what vegan Imperial students think about food availability and sustainability on campus.