Killing Eve: ‘insight into the mind of a killer’
Zoë Wells reviews 'Killing Eve' and explains why Phoebe Waller-Bridge's new drama is one of the best shows of the moment
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Joining a sports club at university is the best thing you can do
The way I see it, there are three main ways you meet people in first year: your course, your accommodation, and the clubs that you join. My first year was pretty much decided from the offset. When you’re walking around the sports fair, you’ll hear the same line, over and...
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Bringing poetry into the public sphere
From the ancient Greek epics, to the eddas of the Norse skalds, to the confessional poetry of the second half of the 20th century, poetry has been a constant in the way we tell stories. But, to the vast majority of modern people, poetry is on its way out. Blame it...
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The literature of the Incel Movement
The term ‘incel’ came into mainstream usage in late April of this year – coinciding with the Toronto van attack by a self-described incel that killed 10 people and injured 16. The term, a portmanteau of “involuntary celibate”, has evolved to refer to a specific group of men who believe...
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Warwick to offer first Islamic studies access course in the UK
Starting next academic year, the University of Warwick will offer a one term course, the “Postgraduate Award in Islamic Education”, which is designed to bridge the gap between Islamic seminaries and modern tertiary education. This will be the first course of its kind to be offered at any UK university.
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Procrastinate productively with creativity
Zoe Wells explores how you can procrastinate productively by being creative. Having a short break to be creative can be immediately beneficial to you.
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Timeless words: remembering the literature of the Holocaust
Does Holocaust literature capture the horrible truth? Zoë Wells tells us how ultimately, books of the time can carry the message of a people.
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‘Bury your gays’ – the history of a negative trope
To mark LGBTUA+ History Month, we look at the 'bury your gays' trope - is it still prevalent on TV nowadays?
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Crossed Wires – The Good, Bad, and Ugly World of the Crossover
In a bid to solve Supernatural's originality issue, this season will bring a crossover episode with Scooby Doo.
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How to speed read your way to success
Every student will find themselves with an insurmountable pile of reading in front of them at some point. Whether you’ve left it to the last minute, or your module convenors refuse to acknowledge the existence of other modules, these tips will help with the task ahead. The important thing is...
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