Books
Soho Literary Festival
Maciej Matuszewski discusses an entertaining and interesting event
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Culture
Six Ideas for Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth
The fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square has been a source of controversy practically since the day it was built. After sitting empty for over 150 years due to “insufficient funds”...
Music
On tour with the National Youth Choir
I spent the first two-and-a-half weeks of August singing. Well, not constantly, but almost. Now, this was not just a very long rave, although I certainly did have a lot of fun. No, this was perfectionist music making with the National Youth Choir (‘NYC’ amongst friends) where singing a note...
Science
New form of matter created from photons
The Harvard-MIT Center for Ultracold Atoms has created “photonic molecules” by binding photons together, as published in Nature last week.
Science
Link found between HIV and cocaine
Phillipa Skett writes about the latest findings in HIV research
Opinion
Imperial Men: How To Talk About Gender
Rory Fenton on gender at Imperial College
Opinion
Freshers' Week: The great equaliser
Hi, my name is Tessa, and I’m a first year PhD student. This is the beginning of my sixth year at Imperial. It turns out that no matter how together you had everything last week, things never change when it comes to starting something new
Opinion
Ed Miliband: Ethics Over Dogma?
This article was catalysed by the recent conference of The Conservative Party held in Manchester, where voluminous Government policy was proposed and discussed.
Sport
Cross Country and Athletics run around Wales
On Saturday the 7th of September twenty-two members of the Cross Country and Athletics Team gathered outside the Union to depart on a week- long running adventure to Pembroke. As a group of keen runners, we naturally considered jogging there, but soon decided to travel the 240 miles by minibus inst
Sport
Canoe Club Summer Tour travels to 3 countries
President Reece Blunt reveals all
Sport
BREAKING BAD: ICU Snooker & Pool 2012-13
Cue sports club cooks up a storm at national tournaments
Science
Blood, snot and students
Fiona Hartley tells us why scientists will soon be adding a new weapon to our arsenal against flu