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Computing tops graduate salaries in UK
Computing graduates earn a median £65,000 six months after graduating
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Plantworks shifts strategy for more vegan options at Imperial
Plantworks will no longer be a single outlet on campuses as Taste Imperial moves to providing more vegan meals across every catering across every catering facility on all of Imperial campuses. The standalone vegan counter has moved from the Junior Common Room into the Senior Common Room. An Imperial College
Environment
Editor's note #1
Sorry fruit bats, Republicans give you a bad name.
Film & TV
The Rings of Power: Season 2
A recap of the latest season of The Lord of the Rings spin-off, as well as what’s next to come.
News
NSS results reveal downward trend in student satisfaction across most College departments
Imperial is below the national average in three themes in the National Student Survey (NSS), according to this year’s results. It placed in the bottom quartile in “Assessment and Feedback”, with 11 of 17 departments under the 25th percentile of all British providers for their respective subjects. The College,
Societies
Matchmaking with ICRadio
Watch out for Erika and Lilly’s weekly show CupidsOnCampus to listen in exclusively on first dates.
Science
AI to Z: The paradigmatic shift facing the world as we know it
Examining the impacts of AI from industry to intelligence.
Sport
IC Barbell Society
This week, IC Barbell’s PR manager Sukorno and the team break down Olympic weightlifting techniques and share upcoming events.
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Imperial arts night
All transition metals, few noble gases
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Chelsea FC feel the Blackett Blues
Premier poachers dribble over the peer-reviewed
Books
Han Kang: Capturing humanity in historical trauma
Doyeon reflects on Han Kang’s remarkable lessons of empathy and the universal power of her novels.
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Huxley reaches final of architecture competition
After seven rounds of voting, the Huxley Building has been selected as a finalist in the “Christopher Wren Demolition Award”. The competition, set up to celebrate the upcoming 350th anniversary of St Paul’s Cathedral, asked the general public to submit the building in London whose “absence should most improve