Reflections of a finalist; The university bucket list
Michael Perry considers what's been achieved (and what hasn't been) at university
Read More
Archives
Warwick professor awarded OBE in Queen’s birthday honours list
Professor Charles Sheppard, who works at Warwick University's School of Life Sciences, has been awarded an OBE in this year’s birthday honours list.
Read More
New software to provide multilingual learning unveiled
Warwick Phd student, Mmaki Jantjies has unveiled ‘M-Thuto’ or ‘Mobile Learning’, a new software for multilingual learning support.
Read More
Warwick Chemistry wins £150k award
Warwick's chemistry department has won an award for the outreach programmes, Baljeet Panesar reports
Read More
From Amsterdam to Thailand: summer travel inspiration
Five writers describe their travel plans for the summer within various budgets and wide-ranging destinations, from Thailand to Germany
Read More
Sorry, I didn’t intend to be ‘skinny’: the complaints of a foodie
Self-confessed food lover Ann Yip tells us why being called skinny is not always a compliment
Read More
Take a break: the summer sporting calendar
As we head into the summer, Boar Sport's Warren Muggleton prepares us for what is ahead in the sporting calendar.
Read More
Donker Mag
On June 6th 2014, South Africa’s arguably most infamous band, Die Antwoord (which translates as The Answer) released their much anticipated new album, Donker Mag (Dark Power). The band, whose style I believe can most accurately be described as grimy psychedelic rap, had already whetted the palates of their fans...
Read More
Game, set, match: 2014 tennis so far
Ibtisam Ahmed reflects on all of the tennis action this year ahead of Wimbledon.
Read More
I Never Learn
Lykke Li’s third album I Never Learn plays like it was recorded during a storm. Sparse piano and acoustic guitar arrangements guide Li’s reverberated voice through each track’s sullen and atmospheric verses, then collide abruptly with waves of predelayed noise launched by thundering kick drums. The result is the Swedish singer-songwriter’s strongest...
Read More
Smartphone app to support people with mental illness
Yo help! is designed to reverse the increase in mental health problems among young people by teaching them coping mechanisms and providing a constant and easily accessible support system
Read More
Survey reveals high student interest in next year’s election
Among participants 72 percent were ‘very’ or ‘quite’ interested in next year’s UK general election
Read More
The Wacky World of Webisodes: School of Thrones
Ibtisam Ahmed reviews School of Thrones one of the most entertaining parodies of the famous HBO series
Read More