Issue 1869
With International Women's Day approaching, and our Editor-in-Chief asking if I was interested in writing for this week's editorial, I thought long and hard about how to approach the question. I considered tracing a historical journey, imagining experiences of the first women who were granted permission
Opinion
International Women's Day doesn't matter. It is just another day when big brands will post girlboss choice feminist advertisements, where male world leaders will "stand in solidarity," and women will continue to be oppressed. Feminism does matter. Almost all of the world's
Opinion
If you've spent enough time on social media, you have probably come across a widely shared video of a man in a football stadium being surprised by a much older man, which causes the younger of the two to cry tears of joy while saying, "I thought
News
Felix sat down with the Broadsheet editorial team as they gear up for their first issue since 2022.
Politics
The geopolitical upheaval of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Trump’s betrayal of the Transatlantic Bond, and the unpredictability of a multipolar world leave Europe with all but one choice: unite or disappear.
Film & TV
The 97th Academy Awards forgot about International Women’s Day. Just like the 96 Awards before them.
Science
Felix's weekly digest of Science news
Science
Felix sat down with Imperial graduate and life sciences consultant Sayak Bhattacharya to discuss the state of the pharmaceutical industry.
Horoscopes
Happy International Women’s Day to the seven girls at Imperial
Photography
The Imperial College Sustainability Fortnight depicted by student photography
Environment
How exposure to noise pollution, which reinforces health and economic inequalities, is overlooked by policymakers
