Games
Time to pack out Braid
Time travelling, platformer...what is there not to like?
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Technology
Paying in style: #yoyonotyolo
You must have seen it around these days, the proliferation of pink flyers littering imperial’s walkways. Flyers that seem to have the word yolo written on them. No these flyers actually say yoyo on them, and what they talk about is actually quite intriguing.
Games
Gemcraft: Labyrinth
Gemcraft Labyrinth is the 3rd Chapter of the epic tower defense series of Gemcraft from Game In a Bottle. Gemcraft Labyrinth offers a deep gameplay with its combination of strategy and RPG elements making it easily one of the best tower defense games of 2013.
Technology
Felix on the move!
Felix Tech interviewing Kunal Wagle, the creator of the Felix app.
Games
DayZ Stories Episode 1: Yannick’s tale
The DayZ standalone has been released, and given the amazing stories that occur in that game, I decided to make a kind of series out it! So here it goes:
News
YoYo mobile payments app rolled out on campus
A new app, Yoyo, for mobile payment has recently launched at Imperial.
Books
Welcome to Night Vale
Maciej Matuszewski invites you to visit America’s most unusual town
News
Victoria Line suffers from Civil Engineering mishap
The Victoria line on Thursday 23 January was partly suspended with severe delays for several hours due to fast-setting concrete. Trains were not running between Warren Street and Brixton.
News
US Energy Secretary visits Imperial
Imperial College was visited last week by US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz. In a talk on Friday, January 17, at the Grantham Institute for Climate Change Dr Moniz outlined the US government’s current energy policy and its plans for achieving a low carbon future.
News
Union Concert Hall refurbished with £220,000 grant
Plans have been announced for a major refurbishment of the Imperial College Union Concert Hall, to be funded by a grant from the Harlington Trust.
Film & TV
Time to dream big
The Secret life of Walter Mitty is a Ben Stiller film based on the short of the same name written by James Thurber for the New Yorker in 1942.
Culture
The Secret Photographers
Fred Fyles gets a glimpse of the works of Warhol, Burroughs and Lynch