Felix Newspaper announced its strict no artificial intelligence policy to protect the “integrity of journalism and its creatives” in a statement on Instagram last year. However, this week it has been revealed why the College newspaper felt no need to dabble in ChatGPT – they have an office of 64 monkeys
The My Imperial Campus app has skyrocketed to seventh place on the Google Play and Apple App Store charts under the social media category. This surprising influx of downloads and engagement comes after a major update, introducing new features that allow users to create content like other social media giants,
Representatives from long-time sponsors of Imperial, BP and Shell, confirmed that they had spoken with the Earth herself in "A Convenient Truth", a documentary released on Netflix last weekend. They explained that rather than the rational being they had expected, she was actually an irritable teen whose tantrums
New Christmas installation to iconic statue revealed as College seeks to "fix the last few art cock-ups."
Billionaire could only afford FelX (formerly Felix) following losses on X (formerly Twitter), paying child support, and spending millions on Trump's campaign.
In a bold push towards sustainability, the Labour Government has unveiled its latest environmental policy to reduce the waste caused by the paper industry. On Sunday 1st December, Labour MP Feb Senton announced plans to "burn all books" in an effort to "cure sustainability" and expedite
Imperial College's third football team has earned a place in the third round of the FA Cup. The new manager, Feb Senton, has employed a 4-4-2 strategy influenced by experience mostly limited to Football Manager 24 in the computing suite of the Huxley Building. This is the first
Every outlet in South Ken forced to sell katsu in Imperial's newest initiative to boost the student lunch experience
Dark horse Feb Senton has pledged to take over the role of Imperial President from Bugh Hrady. Senton was previously the president of UWE Bristol and plans to align Imperial College with his new “regressive thinking” approach. NegaFelix had the opportunity of meeting with Senton in the Felix office to
This morning, I and the Catnip team gained access to the Arts and Entertainment Commitee’s Arts Night sound check, to write an exclusive early review of tonight’s upcoming showcase. First up was not one, not two, but three acapella groups: n+1th Harmonic, The Large Slabs of the
Premier poachers dribble over the peer-reviewed
After seven rounds of voting, the Huxley Building has been selected as a finalist in the “Christopher Wren Demolition Award”. The competition, set up to celebrate the upcoming 350th anniversary of St Paul’s Cathedral, asked the general public to submit the building in London whose “absence should most improve