History and Legacy
Dialogue begins as community confronts, celebrates and learns from past
Imperial is starting a dialogue with its community to deepen understanding of the College’s history and legacy.
Stories tagged with 'Comms strategy Inclusive community'
graduation
Thousands graduate at first in-person Commemoration Day since 2019
Almost 2,400 students will attend three ceremonies in the Royal Albert Hall to receive their undergraduate degrees.
Student support
Imperial launches new support for Black students
Funding for a new set of scholarships for Black-heritage students has been announced.
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New Council Members
‘Great minds’ from academia, industry and business join Imperial’s Council
Imperial has appointed four new members to its governing Council, and a new Chair of its Finance Committee.
IMPACT graduation
Imperial’s flagship BAME talent programme celebrates its seventh cohort
Participants of Imperial’s Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic talent programme celebrated their graduation this week.
Science and culture talks
Relaunch of NHLI’s science and culture series announced
The NHLI’s fortnightly Friday webinars for staff and students to share their research and topics relevant to our community restart on 8 October.
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Climate Art Prize
Murals to inspire action to protect biodiversity in national art competition
Young people invited to raise awareness of biodiversity loss and climate change and send a message of hope through street art.
Diversifying Medicine
Imperial graduate launches widening participation scheme for aspiring medics
In2MedSchool provides mentoring for students from disadvantaged areas aspiring to study medicine, launched by Imperial medicine graduate Brian Wang.
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Women in science
Imperial women shortlisted for prestigious Rising Talents Award
Three Imperial researchers have been shortlisted in the 2021 L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science UK and Ireland Rising Talents award.
Conference inclusion
Women participate less at conferences, even with gender-balanced delegates
Women are less likely to participate at medical and scientific conferences, yet simple interventions could have a big impact, a new study has found.
