Sweeney or Society?
How the Novig ad exposes the broken culture surrounding women in sports.
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How the Novig ad exposes the broken culture surrounding women in sports.
An insight into Sports at Imperial College London
As the World Cup comes to an end, people from all around the world are celebrating this grand finale as a symbol of unity. It is supposed to be a joyful moment for everyone. Yet for some people, the happiness in the air conceals cries for help. Research from Lancaster
Simon Miller, British wrestling content creator and professional wrestler, always says that wrestling is the most important of the least important things. That perspective hits perfectly right now.
The most annoying people you know, vindicated.
Caleb introduces the Squared Circle Report.
On 5th February, Imperial’s student fighters stepped into the ring at the Clapham Grand for the university’s inaugural event of this kind. It turned out to be something that felt far more theatrical than a typical student event. The venue is one of the few surviving Victorian entertainment
"OH BABY IT’S BACK!” is how physics student Oli Long chose to open when I asked him about this year’s City Varsity, and honestly, it’s hard to put it better. The Fennex City Varsity returns on 7th March at Old Deer Park in Richmond for its
Why are ski-jumpers injecting their genitals with hyaluronic acid?
Is the regional model the answer to the Olympic urbanisation dilemma?
When the Olympic flame is extinguished, the world usually stops looking. As the global spotlight dims, the athletes who enflamed the world with their prowess return home, and the medals stop shining under the flashes of photographs, host cities are left in the cold light of reality. They find themselves
The debate over ICE in Milan and Cortina.