Will Grave and Cassie Wilson will “tie the knot” in a wedding ceremony on the Piazza this Friday evening. Will, a Creative Writing student, is championing blind orphans in Ethiopia, having spent this summer teaching them in a school in Azezo, a small town in the north of the country....
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Relative insecurity of graduate jobs in current climate has led to increase in demand for Masters
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The Higher Education Secretary, John Denham, has launched a review into University funding ahead of next year’s decision on whether to raise the cap on tuition fees. The Government is considering proposals that could see the traditional academic year removed to suit part time students that wish to study all...
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Letting agency blames landlords for problems
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Taking to the stage to smoke, flashing lights, and a scream of “Tonight, we dine in hell!” is quite a claim for a support band. But Bleeding Through deliver a ferocious metalcore set, including material from new album Declaration. The poor security guards don’t look very happy when a “high...
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It is an undeniable fact that over 90% of heavy metal is just plain awful. FACT. If you consider most genres you could probably say the same thing but there’s something special about heavy metal. In general, heavy metal is simply music for serial killers and sexually frustrated teenage boys;...
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Lewis Garland and the Kett Rebellion are a band on the cusp of greatness writes Daniel Mumby.
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James Dennis meets Frank Turner, everybody's favourite post-post-hardcore troubadour. And Chris T-T. Him too.
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Does anyone not want to be a pop star? I recently heard the new tracks on Tim Exile’s myspace and he sounds like Calvin Harris. Well, that’s perhaps something of an exaggeration but electro-pop with lyrics about the credit crunch is about as far from the chaotically playful breakcore which...
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A round-up of the best games available on the Playstation Store and Xbox Live Arcade.
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Will Brierley and Nathan Wong show how your console is much more than just a disc drive.
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On Monday, Union Council debated Warwick’s stance on the new NUS reforms, following their faliure last year to get a new NUS constitution, missing narrowly the two thirds majority it required to pass at the National Conference. Following the reform failure, Imperial College London withdrew from the NUS, and several...
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