Without a doubt, my year abroad changed my life. I’d lived independently at university for two years, yet there’s something about being thrown to the other side of the world and having to sort everything out for yourself that changed everything. Putting myself in the deep end was the life...
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As one of the top universities in the UK, it’s fair to say that Warwick holds a certain prestige. Whether it be the research faculties, the variety of opportunities or just the name Warwick to employers, this university is attractive. But, the price of attractiveness comes at a cost. This...
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With the pressure of exams, dissertations and deadlines, the first half of Term 3 is full of stress-induced breakdowns for many students. However, the final few weeks are a chance to make those final memories of the academic year. Warwick’s Graduation Ball, Societies Awards and Sports Ball have been regular...
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Do you wear your Politics? Sophie Thomas discusses the fashion industries' latest trend: Political Activism.
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It’s nearly impossible to avoid the implications of the UCU strike. Beginning on 22 February, 61 universities have been taking part in the action. Academics are striking due to a proposed pension change, which could see pensions being cut by up to 40%. Out of the 463 members of the...
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In the centenary anniversary of women receiving the vote in the United Kingdom, the performance of Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again. by Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS) is a political play, providing thought on what it means to be an intersectional feminist in the present day. Revolt is a revolutionary...
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The cost of an unpaid internship in London now reaches over £1,000 a month, according to new research by the Sutton Trust. The social mobility charity found that an unpaid internship in London holds a minimum monthly price of £1,019, meaning a six-month internship costs £6,114. Unpaid internships do not...
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Launched in 2012, Tinder has reached dizzying heights for a mobile app. The term ‘swipe right’ has become part of our generation’s lexicon, where people figuratively swipe right for someone in their head if someone is their ‘type’. Throw recent phenomenon’s such as Love Island and Ex on the Beach...
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Our writers look back on some of the best pop albums of 2017. Ctrl – SZA Not simply your standard break-up album or self-empowerment piece, Ctrl is a tell-all open book to the artist’s personal life. Here Sza (pronounced ‘scissor’) sings, performs, and thrives in doing so. An album of...
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Richard Lilford, a professor of public health at Warwick University, has been recognised in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List.
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The ‘stage’ is more than just a space. What looks like a few square feet means so much more when you’re giving your all to the performance you’ve worked on for months. It allows you to escape and lets your imagination run wild. Performing means you can be someone else...
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With the US Election fast approaching, Sophie Thomas, currently in Arizona on a year abroad, gives us a unique, first hand look at battle for the White House.
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