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Section Editor: Isabelle Zhang
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In June 2020, an independent investigation was conducted about bullying and misconduct allegations directed at Alice Gast and Muir Sanderson.
Chair of College Council John Allan and Provost Ian Walmsley responded to the letter earlier today to address the key concerns from the Union about the bullying inquiry.
Students around the UK are protesting against restrictions imposed by their universities
Editor-in-chief Calum Drysdale covers the removal of the High Street Kensington bike lane
Green Beads, an Imperial student start-up focussing on bio-alternatives to micro plastics, bags first prize at the WE Innovate final
Imperial College's senior staff says that teaching will not be affected by the second lockdown
A group of medic students calls on the College to make tax-payer funded medicines more affordable
Students forced to move out due to fire hazard but praised the College for its response
Designed as a way to simplify and reduce the administrative burden on sports society committees, the launch of Imperial Athletes has instead been marred by confusion and anger. Felix reports on the launch of Imperial's new sports one-stop-shop
In an effort to keep students and staff informed, Imperial College is publishing daily statistics on the prevalence of coronavirus within the university. The “College COVID-19 status and response” webpage displays the number of recorded positive tests on campus in both the past day and fortnight, as well as general guidance from both the Government and Faculty.
Imperial University Challenge team beat Exeter to go through into the next round of the competition.
Student residents of the Paragon complex in Brentford, west London were told on Monday 19th that they would have a week to move out.
The restructuring was prompted by the uncertain and precarious COVID-19 pandemic that rendered the Union’s commercial services inoperable, as well as the declining satisfaction of bar and kitchen services seen in the previous academic year.
The technical issues have raised questions over the feasibility of an entirely online term, and about the value of a virtual academic year, which is an already heated debate.
Having lost their first match against Strathclyde, the Imperial College University Challenge team are making their next appearance on Monday 19th October against Exeter in an attempt to remain in the competition.
The governmental Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE) body called for all university teaching to be fully online 4 weeks ago.
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