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- Government Freezes Maintenance Grants 3:59pm Jul 2
- Fraudsters Prey on Imperial Students 8:19am Jun 26
- Departments Still Handing Out Poor Degrees 10:46am Jun 23
Imperial College Students have been victims of fraud by con artists pretending to be minor celebrities in distress.
Live! looks at the Maths and Materials departments, who consistently hand out a low proportion of "Good Honours" degrees.
The Exhibition Road project has once again come under fire from the disabled, local residents and the French government - just days before an annual festival.
An Imperial College Union Paper taken to Imperial College Senate yesterday saw little or no movement from the College on Humanities course cuts.
An Imperial College student, from the Department of Civil Engineering, has been diagnosed with the human variant of swine flu.
College hosted an event where local people could voice their opinions and ask questions from the architects of Imperial's newest building project. Live! decided to get in on the action.
In the last of a series of interviews, Live! speaks to Union Deputy President, Hannah Theodorou, to get the students' side of the University League tables.
A totally Sabb ego-boosting non-column: Disappearing Act; Reduce, Reuse, Residences; Strictly No Dancing; Mad Dogs and Englishmen
The Union has tonight awarded Colours to those who have contributed towards ICU during the year.
The National Union of Students have lain down the gauntlet in the Tuition Fees Debate with a blue print for an alternative funding model released today.
The Union Council last night discussed plans to submit a new report to Senate, suggesting that humanities subjects should be saved.
Imperial College catering has been awarded a 2009 'Good Egg Award' from the Organisation 'Compassion in World Farming' for it's commitment to ethical products and animal welfare.
A week is a long time in politics, but today has been even longer! With more political upheaval than you could shake a stick at Live! gives you a round up of today's news and how it impacts on Higher Education.
Former ICU President, Mustafa Arif, has criticised proposed language cuts in a letter to felix today.
The Rector, Sir Roy Anderson, responds to media coverage on the privatisation of Higher Education. He attempts to provide a context in which his comments were made as part of an internal staff briefing.
The Rector, Sir Roy Anderson, responds to media coverage on the privatisation of Higher Education. He attempts to provide a context in which his comments were made as part of an internal staff briefing.
In the second of a series of interviews investigating Imperial's performance in national league tables, Live! speaks to Professor Julia Buckingham to find out what we are doing to improve.
Engineering courses at King's College London could be completely phased out by 2012 after a shock announcement on the King's College Website.
The Times Good University Guide sees Imperial placed at third below Oxford and Cambridge Universities, despite our falling ranking in the Guardian.
Despite the event occurring mid-exams, today's protest gathered around 150 students at the Faculty Building to deliver the message 'give us back our humanities' to Rector, Sir Roy Anderson.
Imperial Rector, Sir Roy Anderson, is in favour of privatising top British Universities in order to escape financial mismanagement by a government with dubious priorities.
Turkish authorities have confirmed that the British tourist killed in a hot air balloon accident was leading space scientist Dr Kevin Beurle.
ICRadio DJ, Roushan Alam, interviews 'Reemer' on ICRadio's Flagship Show. The band play five live songs including an inventive cover of Lady Gaga's 'Just Dance'.
What's in a table? In the first of a series of interviews, Live! speaks to Head of Commercial Services, Paddy Jackman to get his opinion on whether falling League Table Results are a real concern.
The BBC reckons the NUS are backing government advice for students to leave the UK. The NUS reckons there is enough spin on the article that it's moment of inertia would be virtually negligible.
Live! seems to have right-royaly screwed up by missing the Union Summer and Postgraduate Elections Nominations entirely, but should students really have to look out for elections?
No, it's not a socialist worker party campaign: Staff and students are coming together this week to protest against the closure of Humanities Courses at Imperial College.
An utterly miserable non-column: No Confidence; Down, down, down; Fairtrade Fluff-up, Unspoken Apartheid; All Downhill from Here.
Former Imperial College student, Andreas Mogensen, has been selected as one of ESA's six new astronauts - becoming the first Danish astronaut in the process.
Students trying to revise overnight and first thing this morning were faced with a complete failure of the College ICT systems, after the cooling system in ICTs data centre failed.
The interest rate for post-1998 student loans will fall to 0% from 1st September, with the Government wiggling out of a -0.4% rate.
Friday evening saw six fire engines attend a fire in the basement of the Royal School of Mines building.
Just over a week is left before the Union building sees a shake-up, as the Student Activities Centre moves to its new home.
A mostly unrelated to St George's Day non-column; Dr Who at Imperial; Jeremy Paxman's Brain; London Marathon; Money Making Loan; College Illiteracy.
The Summer Ball line-up is a tightly guarded secret. Only someone forgot to tell the acts. Live! releases the details on the headline acts.
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ICU Exec have unanimously accepted a new CGCU Constitution, despite numerous errors and the fact it has never been seen by a quorate Guilds General Meeting.
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