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Kia Popat: An interview with the CGCU's new president
Felix talks to Kia Popat, recently elected CGCU President
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Growing discontent with Imperial Athletes initiative
Imperial sports clubs frustrated by “miscommunication, inconsistency and lack of transparency”
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Imperial don co-founded company implicated in Chinese state surveillance
Corerain Technologies has been implicated in facilitating China's tracking and profiling of its citizens
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Imperial College Union: a beginner's guide
Felix provides an overview of Imperial's student union, exploring its role and history
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Oil companies among largest donors to Imperial's professional societies
Data compiled by Imperial Climate Action reveals oil companies have consistently funded departmental and career-focused societies at Imperial for a decade
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Air pollution levels at South Kensington Station exceed WHO guidelines
Fine particle levels more than double WHO's recommended limits, study finds
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TfL expands Elizabeth line operations
Bond Street station opens as Elizabeth line services enhanced
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Imperial UCU members to strike on 24th, 25th & 30th November
Imperial’s branch of the University and College Union (Imperial UCU) has been called on to strike on 24th, 25th, and 30th November. This is a part of the national series of strikes being called by the University and College Union (UCU), and affects 150 universities. The UCU achieved a
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Union Council meets again as membership increases
On 8th November, Imperial College Union Council met for the second time this academic year in the Union Dining Hall. This meeting was much better attended than the previous Union Council, which had been called with shorter notice than usual. 19 members were present at the 11th October meeting. Seven
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Film Editor Jonah Hewett presents a review of a Danish horror film from the BFI London Film Festival
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Come into the theatre!
While it’s too late to write a review on Blues for an Alabama Sky, which I watched last Friday night at the National Theatre, it was so good I felt compelled to write an article about the theatre all the same, to share even just some of its brilliance
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How to live without red blood cells
Staff Writer Wang Guo on the curious physiology of icefish