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Sports Editor Abyan Memon takes a philosophical approach to speedcubing records and Moore’s Law. Two years after the Rubik’s Cube’s 50th anniversary, we have...
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Events
QUIRK+ is an annual intercollegiate event where Physics students from participating Universities attend talks held by their peers. This year, the first part of...
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Staff Writer Saskia Catton reviews a conversation with Josh Babarinde MP on the future of the Liberal Democrats, populism and the Lib Dems’ role...
Science & Innovation
11 February is celebrated as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. Science Editor Anoushka Sinha highlights the work of some of...
Comment
When Elon Musk’s xAI launched Grok as a new, interactive addition to X (formerly Twitter), it was marketed less as a neutral ChatGPT-style assistant...
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Residents at Wolfson House were evacuated on 2 February after a local power cut caused damage to a transformer serving the residence around 7pm,...
Science & Innovation
Each individual’s gut microbiome is a unique collection of trillions of microorganisms like bacteria and fungi that live in the gut, interacting with each...
Events
Staff Writer Emma Bishop attended King’s How We Argue: About Freedom of Speech panel, which looked at the place of freedom of speech in...
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On Thursday evening, around 80 people, including students from various universities across London, gathered in front of the Strand Building to protest against violence...
Students
A group of about 10 students gathered yesterday at 1pm in front of the Strand Building “in solidarity with students in the US”, and...
