Sport
IC 4s gain promotion in style
Saturday 15th March. A date all members of the 4th team had pencilled in their diary for a long time. The season decider awaited. A win would guarantee promotion. Anything else was unimaginable.
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Sport
Hitotsubashi University Meeting
The Kendo Club went international recently as it played host to a score of students from Hitosubashi University, Tokyo. As the only University in Japan specialising entirely in the Social Sciences, and one of the top-ranking Japanese Universities, it may be helpful to think of it as the Japanese
Music
Henriksen’s Cosmic Creation
Riaz Agahi reviews Nordic trumpetist Arve Henriksen’s latest effort
Opinion
Hating headlines that tell you how to feel
Old people have always had it in for BBC3. Unlike the sleepy old BBC4, home of gentle documentaries presented by the lovely Lucy Worsley, BBC3 is an overactive puppy, full of rebellion and naïve excitement that spends most of its spare time engaged in an act of passion with the
Food
Bored of your meals?
Felix Food is here with tips to avoid being in a food rut
Technology
August EP650 Headphones
Maximilian Eggl, on another beautiful encounter with Bluetooth
Film & TV
Alien in Scotland
Grating noise over a blackout. A pinprick of light. The noise intensifies, the light grows. More. More. The light spills out, begin to refract. Colours seep through.
Societies
A Night of Sun, Sex and Slavery with Imperial Cinema
It’s amazing how things happen and time passes without you realising it. For some of you reading this, the upcoming Spring All-Nighter could very well be your last. This could be your final chance to sit in a crowded room and spend an evening, a night and part of a morning watching some of the...
Film & TV
A 5-star hotel experience
The Grand Budapest Hotel is a tricky film to review. Put quite simply: it’s a Wes Anderson film. In every conceivable way, as with all of his films before it, it is the essence of its predecessors mixed up, distilled, and delivered to the silver screen in a blast of pure, surreal, bittersweet joy.
Opinion
Tell Me it’s O-Kaye
The most controversial of next year’s sabbatical officers is, no doubt, Chris Kaye. In an online media outlet that may never be named, we are told that the incoming Deputy President (Welfare) ran on a platform of a scaled back and cost-effective union, but is that really what we voted for?
News
RCSU Science Challenge Winners Announced
The overall winner of the competition was Emma Wills (also a contributor to Felix Science) who wrote an essay Pallab Ghosh’s 9 year old daughter, encouraging her to study Exoplanets when she reaches university.
News
New Head of Chemistry Department Appointed
In an email to Chemistry students sent on 19 March, Professor Alan Armstrong has been named as the new head of the Chemistry Department.