Sport Imperial

• Sport Imperial manages a variety of different sports facilities from Imperial College London new flagship sports centre, Ethos, at the South Kensington campus, to our first-rate Boathouse on London's Putney Embankment, to high quality sports grounds, to an outdoor swimming pool at the rural-set Wye campus.

Music

• There are loads of opportunities to get involved in music at Imperial College, whether you're a student or a member of staff, an orchestral violinist or a jazz drummer, an experienced singer wanting to join a choir or a guitarist wanting to start a band, or maybe someone who just wants to enjoy listening to other people making great music.
• There are five orchestras, four choirs, a string ensemble, a wind band, two jazz big bands and a musical theatre society at Imperial, as well as many smaller ensembles.

Visual Arts

• The focus of visual art activities at Imperial College is the Blyth Gallery, curated by Mindy Lee.
• The gallery hosts in-house and visiting artist exhibitions throughout the year. In addition to running the Gallery, Mindy organises workshops on various facets of visual art practice.

Conference facilities at Imperial College London

• As well as offering a wide choice of conference, meeting and event spaces, Imperial College London also offer a wide variety of catering menus to suit your timetable, taste and budget from pre-plated meals, working breakfasts and lunches, to cocktail receptions and gala dinners.

Eating and Drinking     

• At Imperial College, catering outlets and restaurants have a great range of food and drinks for you to choose from throughout the day.

Library:
The collections

• Annan collection History of metal mining and metallurgy. 1495 to present.
• Charing Cross collection Books by men and women connected with Charing Cross Hospital and its medical school. 19th century to present.
• Chelsea and Westminster Hospital early medical books Printed works on anatomy. 1733-1928.
• Early geology books A collection of geology books from the libraries of professors in the Department of Geology. 1565-1909.
• Early life sciences books Natural history, botany, entomology. 1733-1978.
• H.G. Wells collection First or early editions of the literary and scientific works of H.G. Wells. 1886-1984.
• John M. Corin memorial collection English literature. 1824-1961.
• Materials history of science collection Historical and classical books on metallurgy and related subjects. 1880-1930.
• National Heart And Lung Institute historical collections Rare book collection: chest medicine and surgery. 1609-1964. Laennec collection: first and subsequent editions and translations of l'auscultation mediate of R.T.H. Laennec, inventor of the stethoscope. 1919-1960.
• St Maryâ??s Hospital collections Anatomy. 1657-1963. Works by past and present staff of the hospital and medical school. 19th century to present.
• T.H. Huxley book collection Books and pamphlets on natural history and life sciences. 1681-1927.