Felix, London (2025)

14/05/2025

Fill out the survey at felixonline.co.uk/drugsurvey or using the link in our bio!

Felix is launching it's slightly-less-than annual drug survey for 2025. Building on past surveys, as well as broadening our scope to include questions on alcohol and ni****ne product usage. Drugs have played an important part in the lives of students, but there hasn't been a comprehensive look at the drug habits of Imperial students previously - even within Felix itself.

We last attempted a Drug Survey in 2023, but due to issues with Felix at the time we were unable to show the results. Similar problems have occurred previously, but the drug survey isn't cursed, or so we hope. I left it for the end of term so if I do end up getting VoNC'ed i'll have done a decent enough job over the first two terms not to care too much about it.

As always the responses will be anonymised and we will not use your data irresponsibly. We're hoping to have a bit of fun, get inspired, and find out how exactly big (or small) drug consumption is as part of Imperial culture.

As a final note, we're always open to hearing feedback from our readers, so if there are things you think we've missed, things we've gotten wrong or any suggestions for optimising our surveys, so please let us know at [email protected].

14/05/2025

Fill out the survey with the link in our bio!

Felix is launching it's slightly-less-than annual drug survey for 2025. Building on past surveys, as well as broadening our scope to include questions on alcohol and ni****ne product usage. Drugs have played an important part in the lives of students, but there hasn't been a comprehensive look at the drug habits of Imperial students previously - even within Felix itself.

We last attempted a Drug Survey in 2023, but due to issues with Felix at the time we were unable to show the results. Similar problems have occurred previously, but the drug survey isn't cursed, or so we hope. I left it for the end of term so if I do end up getting VoNC'ed i'll have done a decent enough job over the first two terms not to care too much about it.

As always the responses will be anonymised and we will not use your data irresponsibly. We're hoping to have a bit of fun, get inspired, and find out how exactly big (or small) drug consumption is as part of Imperial culture.

As a final note, we're always open to hearing feedback from our readers, so if there are things you think we've missed, things we've gotten wrong or any suggestions for optimising our surveys, so please let us know at [email protected].

17/03/2025

Imperial College’s University Challenge team have lost their second quarter–final match to the Queen’s University, Belfast 170-180. The loss means the team have been eliminated from the competition.

The round was tense, with both teams reaching neck and neck at 170 by the last round. However, following a tiebreaker answered by team captain Daniel Rankin, Imperial’s team were removed from the competition.

Host Amol Rajan described the loss as “what a way to go out”, congratulating the team on upholding “the enormous, enormous standards of previous Imperial teams."

16/03/2025

Imperial College Business School’s MBA has placed 38th globally in the 2025 Financial Times rankings, improving by one position from last year.

The school received an overall satisfaction score of 8.406 on a ten-point scale and was ranked 24th for weighted research output by full-time faculty. The survey is completed by alumni three years after graduation and the ranking is derived from 21 criteria, including alumni responses, school data and research rank.

Imperial ranked fourth in the United Kingdom, after London Business School, Oxford’s Saïd Business School, and Cambridge’s Judge Business School. Imperial College Business School’s weighted salary, the average alumni salary three years after graduation, is $162,604, a slight increase from the previous year .

It was also ranked 55th for its carbon footprint, which is measured using the Business School’s net zero target year for carbon emissions and a publicly available carbon emissions audit report.

16/03/2025

What did the stars have in store for you two week ago?

The Publicity Officer would like the apologise to the
Catnip Editor for this late post, as some are not culturally relevant now. Please can you suspend your sense of reality, or hopefully you read the paper.

14/03/2025

Sarah Azam has won the election for ICSMSU President.

As a 5th year medic, she has immersed myself in the student experience, finding support and comfort in all corners. With this experience, she wishes to lead with confidence.

14/03/2025

Your incumbent Deputy President Welfare Anson To, and this year’s LGBTQ+ Liberation Officer, wants to improve your student experience.

They want to make student life more affordable, including a proposal for the introduction of “filling” hot meals for under £3, and an extension of the opening hours of during exam season.

They also wish to expand resources for students with personal issues and support minority groups better.

14/03/2025

Your incumbent Deputy President of Clubs and Societies, and current Treasurer for the Arts & Entertainments Management Group, aims to alleviate the weight off CSP committees.

He wishes to reduce event approval delays and improving training. He also wants to create a fundraising portal, and introduce “tiered membership” for societies, in addition to expanding the Student Experience Fund.

14/03/2025

Re-elected DPE Emina Hogas plans to tackle AI use and literacy. In addition to her ambition to reform personal tutoring, Hogas is planning on tackling postgraduate student engagement and lobbying the College for more third and study spaces.
She wants to continue to make meaningful change at Imperial, promoting sustainability in education, continuing on her goals from last year.

14/03/2025

Nico Henry, current Deputy President (Welfare), wins the election, becoming your next ICU President.

Henry is focusing on creating a private rental support service, greater job opportunities, scholarships, and prayer spaces.
He plans to repurpose Metric into a café or collaborative workspace, in line with his ambition for more green spaces on campus.
Henry wants to facilitate more “open forums with university management” to discuss Imperial’s investment, following a divestment forum earlier in the year, and calls for consultation and collective input on Imperial’s investments.

12/03/2025

In recent months, several Chinese international students studying at Imperial have been targeted by sophisticated scams involving fraudsters masquerading as law enforcement and immigration officials. These scams, primarily executed via phone call or online platforms, coerce students into believing they are implicated in serious criminal activity and demand large sums of money under the pretense of legal fees or bail payments.

Imperial College has provided advice for international students on its website. The College advises students to contact the International Student Support team at [email protected] . Additionally, the College has provided information on how to spot and report scams. Students are advised to stick to the “golden rule” of maintaining caution should they be asked for money, or personal or financial details.

The Chinese Embassy in the UK has sorted out several telecom fraud cases and can be contacted at: [email protected].

To read about the details of the scams, and student experience, go to our website, felixonline.co.uk

Image via Juliette Flateau for Felix

11/03/2025

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