While the nation may still be holding onto hope of football returning home in 2022, Chelsea Football Club’s owner, Roman Abramovich, has made it clear – antisemitism is not, ever. Following a new campaign, “Say no to antisemitism”, Chelsea has emphasised their core values- there is no place for antisemitism...
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Jodi Picoult’s Small Great Things is a novel which tackles racism in America. Through the frame of a legal trial, the novel exposes the dark truth of how racism is ingrained in American culture. From discussing white supremacism to the bias of the justice system, the author isn’t afraid to...
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Ask the average person what the terms of Brexit involve and the likely answer would involve departure of the European Union, possibly the use of the phrase “Brexit means Brexit” and maybe an additional answer of the difference between “hard Brexit” and “Soft Brexit.” Until the release of the White...
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When I sat down at the start of term with the team of MTW’s production of Spring Awakening, the show was starting to come together. Director Grace Lovegrove, assistant director Alessandra French and co-producer Maya McQueen raved about the upcoming production and shared what the next three weeks of rehearsals...
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Cancer. The word is a prominent feature on the set of A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer. It’s the first thing you see when you enter the theatre, and the ultimately, the word that lingers once the show is over. It’s bold, prominent and sets the tone for...
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Over three-fifths of Warwick students have had unprotected sex, with an additional 46% never having been tested for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs), according to a sexual health survey by the Boar, which compared the responses of over 170 Warwick students living in Leamington, campus and the surrounding areas. The survey...
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Warwick students have voted to end the SU's boycott of the National Student Survey following the first All Student Meeting of the year.
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Warwick students have voted to end the Students’ Union’s (SU) boycott of the National Student Survey following the first All Student Meeting (ASM) of the academic year. 714 students voted on the motion ‘Focus on Fees: End the NSS Boycott’, more than any other in the referendum, with 338 voting...
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When trying to find information about Baroness D’Souza, The Former Speaker of The House of Lords, a stream of articles relating to her recently exposed expenses will be all that appears. £4000 on Fresh Flowers over six years. Taxis kept waiting outside opera houses for hours. According to the Daily...
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The University Minister, Jo Johnson, has called on the new Office for Students (OfS) to promote free speech in UK universities. In a recent interview with the Times, Johnson argued that “no platforming and safe spaces should be used to shut down legitimate speech”. Mr Johnson furthered his point by...
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Where can you get the best coffee on campus? What about the best late-night snack? Azzurra Moores unveils the hidden (and not so hidden) gems of Warwick campus. Best place to eat Not to bash our beloved campus, but we’re not blessed with the greatest variety of food outlets. While...
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