Leading 2-0 after the first encounter in London a week earlier, the Spurs crashed out of Europa League as Dinamo Zagreb pulled off a miraculous comeback in the second leg. The fateful encounter took place in Maksimir Stadium, home of Zagreb’s Bad Blue Boys on 18 March 2021. “They left...
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The Adria Tour opened on 12 June in Belgrade, Serbia, and was set out to continue across the Balkan region to Zadar, Croatia on 20 June; Crna Gora, Montenegro, on 27 June; Banja Luka, Bosnia & Hercegovina on 3 July and finish in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Hercegovina on 5 July....
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The fate of the tennis season is dependent on the escalating COVID-19 pandemic, and with the number of confirmed coronavirus cases surpassing 750,000 this week, the end of tennis tournaments as we know them is near. The ripple effects of the novel coronavirus are palpable in the reassessment of all...
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On Saturday, the Warwick men’s and women’s swimming teams competed against Coventry University, in a battle for #Varsity2020, the 30th Varsity victory for Warwick. Once the lanes were all set up, the event started at 13:00 with warm-ups. The first race was the 200-meter freestyle, which Warwick won by a...
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Jana Sopf investigates the science behind what goes into our 'clean beauty' products
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Kicking off the Grand Slam season, this year’s Australian Open tournament ran from 20 January and finished on 2 February in Melbourne, Victoria. Sofia Kenin and Novak Djokovic got their 2020 Grand Slam seasons off to a victorious start, earning their trophies at the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne. Kenin’s...
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The Australian world number one, Ashleigh Barty, beat Ukranian defending champion, Elina Svitolina, for the season-ending Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) title in Shenzhen on Sunday, November 3rd 2019. Barty won 6–4, 6–3, taking home the record largest tennis prize in history, totalling a whopping US$4.42 million (£3.42 million). “It has...
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This week the Warwick women’s football seconds team took on Birmingham City University at Cryfield pitches on Wednesday, October 30th. A resilient performance from the Warwick team, who braved the cold but sadly lost 5-0 to Birmingham City. Kick-off was at promptly 14:00 at the Cryfield pitches. Even though Warwick held...
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Having to relearn how to eat and enjoy food when you have a dietary restriction is a huge undertaking and can be a daunting task. Jana Sopf shares a few helpful tips!
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Travel is typically constructed as a fundamentally transforming experience and this characterization is perpetuated by travellers, tourists and travel agencies alike. It allows us to unplug from our daily realities, get unstuck from our university responsibilities and reinforce our willingness to broaden our horizons.
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Jana Sopf explores a new study which suggests you can learn a foreign language in your sleep.
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It shines a spotlight on female athletes who have broken barriers, brought people together through their performance and inspired generations of athletes to chase after their dreams.
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