Film & TV
Civil War — A brutal film that misses its own point
In his closing act, Garland gives the age-old war photographer’s dilemma a brand-new coat of paint.
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Film & TV
Dune: Part Two proves cinema isn't dead yet
Redefining the big screen with Dune: Part Two’s monumental blockbuster success
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Great Hall redevelopment plans underway
Student societies express concerns about being displaced from venue for duration of project.
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Encampment shuts down ahead of Summer Ball
Students declare Wednesday ‘our last night for the time being’.
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BBC presenter booed after telling Imperial student to “buy ladies’ shoes”
Comment at Imperial Sports Awards night draws rebuke from attendees.
Environment
Election time: what's in the manifestos?
UK elections are coming up on 4th July. If you can, vote. An important issue for many voters is how each political party will tackle the climate crisis if elected, so this article summarises some of what each party has promised. For more details, read their manifestos. A Friends of
Photography
A Year in Felix
How your photography has inspired mine.
Travel
Solo in zhe Schwyz
Felix’s Travel Editor Charlotte shares her exploration of four towns in Switzerland on a week-long solo trip, and her tips on traveling alone.
Opinion
The Tao of Bitcoin
How Bitcoin can fix the broken monetary system
Sex & Substances
Safe & Sound
Sexual health resources at Imperial and in London
Sex & Substances
10 Essential Safety Tips for Online Dating
How to have a positive experience while keeping yourself safe
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Imperial researcher resigns after racist comments at Queen’s Lawn encampment
Video shows former College staff member saying Palestinians “cherish death”.