News
Electrical Engineering postgrads demand pay for teaching
Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering deny foul play and points to confusion over departmental bursary
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Science
Defend our geeks
Protesters descended on the Treasury for the ‘Science is Vital’ rally last Saturday to fight for science funding
News
Battle of Ideas comes to South Kensington
Gilead Amit interviews Claire Fox, Director of the Institute of Ideas, ahead of its weekend of debates at the Royal College of Art
Politics
Arabs in Israel
Felix interviews MK Haneen Zoabi
Music
Another fantastic year for Bestival
Seriously freakin' awesome fun on the Isle of Wight!
Film & TV
A Swedish social commentary
Involuntary is a tragic comedy based on human group behaviour or, to put it simply, peer pressure. Oliver Calderbank speaks to the writer and director, Ruben Ostlund
Music
Willy Mason whipped it out for the Bush last Thursday
Easy now. I know all this talk of ‘Willy’ and ‘Bush’ is exciting, but I assure you Mr. Mason was the only Willy getting big love in the Bush... Well, in public at least
Culture
The Turner Prize disappoints again
It’s hard to avoid the feeling that it’s all a bit... underwhelming
Games
Sequels aplenty at Eurogamer Expo
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, Fallout: New Vegas, RAGE and LittleBigPlanet 2 all previewed at this year's Earls Court event
Fashion
Renaissance of the Chino
The erstwhile rather bland staple of everyday menswear is currently enjoying a welcome return to James Dean cool
Fashion
Mario Testino vs. Kate Moss
Mario Testino pays homage to British icon Kate Moss in limited edition book
Film & TV
How comic book geeks get girls: Exhibit A
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World