The student newspaper of Imperial College London
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Section Editor: Sam Lovatt
A drugs taskforce will have the goal to “set out a common approach to reduce harms from drug use and to better tackle supply”.
Prince Andrews settlement, the Ukraine crisis, mudslides in Rio and war crimes cases in Syria and Iran
Imperial Professor Robin Shattock told an audience member of the BBC's Question Time that what they were saying was "nonsense".
Over the last weekend, the department of computing society (DoCSoc) held their annual Imperial College Hackathon (ICHack ‘22)
The UCU is calling on its members to be prepared for a three week nationwide strike over USS pension changes, pay and pension, and working conditions.
The Times Higher Education have highlighted that universities must now provide all audio-visual content with transcripts at 99% or greater accuracy.
What happened in the world this week and in this issue's year (1792)
Imperial College has published a redacted version of the infamous 2020 bullying inquiry, shared with the College community shortly before the wider public.
Student loan repayment threshold will remain as is, instead of rising to account for inflation
Imperial College’s Council, including President Alice Gast and CFO Muir Sanderson, have lost a bid to keep a report into bullying at Imperial College unpublished.
The History Group Dialogue Forum was held this Wednesday, marking the next stage in the ongoing discussion on the history of Imperial College.
The annual SOLE survey at Imperial College has been replaced with a ‘Module Evaluation Questionnaire’.
The timeline for this year’s Clubs, Societies, and Projects (CSP) elections begins on January 30th, with results announced on 18th of March.
The National Student Survey (NSS) has launched at Imperial College and will run until the end of April 2022 for all final year students.
“There are no excuses, we are all in this together” said Nadhim Zahawi, Education Secretary, to The Times on January 9th.
The Union Council has voted very strongly in favour of lobbying against the installation of the controversial ‘ALERT’ statue.
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