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Natural Harmony
A Valentine’s Day date with nature
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Books
‘Intermezzo’ is very Sally Rooney
The disappointment of Rooney’s latest novel comes with no surprise, neither does the desire to read it.
Books
Sally Rooney takes on suit-and-tie men in ‘Intermezzo’
A departure from the Rooney we know; Intermezzo is not a bad book, but it isn't a good book either.
Music
The Battle of the Grammys’ Darlings
The Grammys are once again trying—and failing—to go a year without controversy about who they award, and who deserves it more
Science
Molecules to miracles: a chemical biology revolution
The breakthrough drug therapies that redefined disease treatment
Science
This Week in Science (14/02/2025)
A wobbly planetary core and a dinosaur with sloth-like hands
News
Union moves to remove DPFS role
Deputy President for Finance and Services (DPFS) position to be removed subject to the results of the democracy review.
Horoscopes
Horoscopes: 14 Feb 2025
Your weekly dose of cosmic predictions
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Plant-Based Universities wins council vote on plant-based catering
Activist group passed motion calling for 50% of all food offered on campus to become plant-based.
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University Challenge: Quarterfinal setback for Imperial as Christ’s College clinches win
Imperial’s University Challenge team faced a setback as they narrowly lost their quarter-final match 160–180 against Christ’s College, Cambridge, following an “absolutely phenomenal” match against Wadham College, Oxford. Imperial performed well, taking an early lead which they held for the points in the majority of the match.
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Protesters campaign for Imperial to “stop arming Israel”
Around 20 pro-Palestinian activists returned to Queen’s Lawn with Palestinian flags and banners on Thursday, calling on Imperial to cut ties with arms companies. The protest, the third of this academic year, was backed by the Trade Union Congress as well as the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, and had been
Food
It is time for a food label between organic and conventional
A label for food cheaper than organic but grown more naturally than usual would give consumers more choice.