Dear Felix, It is surprising the limited treatment UK student finance actually receives relative to its obvious importance. Seldom does the subject appear to merit explicit discussion except as a means toward the furtherance of polemics, a case in point being your recent editorial in Felix #1855. Contextually, the plethora
Eagle-eyed readers may have noticed a slight change to the Felix website over the past week. The old website, intended for use for “10-15 years” was a slight freak of nature, in that you had to be considered “cracked” or a “10x” computer expert to understand the nature of the
In a shock twist, Felix has launched the sex survey early.
What is it with Imperial and ugly art?
Security staff make a last stand
Change is underway at the paper
This year, despite restrictions Felix ran its annual Felix Meet the Candidates or hustings event. This was a broadcast event where candidates for major roles were able to speak directly to their voters and audience in a way that would otherwise have been very difficult to do. I was very
We are back. Limping off the printing press and accusations of being old fashioned we are back. This is in a large part due to you. I must thank everyone who answered the survey put out for the Felix consultation review. Seeing the response and people’s genuine investment and
The 2021 Sex Survey is open for submissions
You may have spotted the large and inflammatory headline on the front of the paper. I hope that you are not expecting to see academics dragged out of their labs and pelted with vegetables on Queen’s lawn. As entertaining as I am sure it would be, I think it
I read an interesting article the other day about why men are so psychologically immature. Before you write me an angry email, allow me to finish. The article suggested that modern men struggle to adopt the responsibilities and patterns of adulthood, leaving them lacking energy, motivation and wanting to return
Being an embarrassing, closet liberal, I read Peter Hitchens’ book Letters to a Young Contrarian this week. Glossing over the self-congratulatory title, Hitchens makes a point that has stuck with me far longer than his smug anti-theism. He writes about Václav Havel, the former President of Czechoslovakia and the Czech