Opinion
Corbyn finally said something and I’m not impressed
Giacomo Bosaini-Gilroy examines Corbyn’s latest boring opinion
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Food
Breakfast, Hong Kong style
felix takes a brief trip to Hong Kong for an artery-clogging breakfast - best scrambled eggs, creamy white bread and gip milk tea
Food
Basic food for basic students (you’re basic)
felix has your back just in case you can’t find a space in the library to study and you’re forced to stay home a.k.a no more library cafe food for you
Science
Artificial Intelligence | fears and future
Lizzie Riach summarises a talk in the Royal Society’s series ‘Science Matters’ on the direction of where artificial intelligence is heading, and why there’s no need to be scared of it taking over the world...yet.
News
Animal rights group protest Imperial’s receipt of animal research award
Cruelty Free International aren’t buying it
Film & TV
A Monster Calls
A Monster Calls breaks promise leaving audiences disappointed.
Sport
ICSWP Dives into a new year
The Swimming and Water Polo Club is looking forward to a crucial term, with both the Men’s and Women’s Water Polo teams keen to secure some wins after difficult spells last term. The Men’s team has its first challenge of the New Year on Saturday as they
Film & TV
Your favourite films of 2016
Our writers and editors (as well as FilmSoc) choose their favourite films of the last twelve months, from big hitters to those that may have slipped under the radar...
Sex & Substances
Tossing fruit salad
Yes. We fucked fruit for you.
Film & TV
Through the Wall
Looking for Love...
Film & TV
The Worst of TV
Let’s face it, 2016 has been an awful year. To be honest, this section could easily just be ‘The News’. But, the shitiness of reality does not excuse the shitiness of art. So, let’s examine some of the attrocities commited in the name of ‘entertainment’ on the small screen this year.
Culture
The unbearable lightness of maths
From salesmen to sailors, from aircraft engineers to bankers, and from gamblers to garden designers, this gallery is a flight over 400 years of human ingenuity