Too much sleep linked with greater risk of stroke
Research from the University of Warwick has suggested that the risk of stroke is higher for those who sleep for longer than eight hours a day compared to those who don't.
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The X-Files in retrospect
After Fox's recent announcement that 'The X-Files' will be returning to our screens in a six-episode revival, Callum McManus looks back at the series
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Maintenance loans are insufficient for over 70 percent of students
Recent survey results have found that the majority of students are struggling financially, with just over half of those surveyed relying on their parents for support.
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Europe’s largest automotive research centre enters construction at Warwick
£150m has been invested into the development of a National Automotive Innovation Centre (NAIC) on Warwick University's central campus.
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Girl power: Sturgeon, Bennett and Wood steal the show at the leaders’ debate
Nick Buxey discusses how Britain's female political party leaders have won the public's heart following this week's seven-way leaders' debate
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The human element: the issue of using CGI actors
Halimah Manan ponders the necessity and morality of the possibilities and practice of replacing recently deceased actors with CGI replications, in particular in the latest 'Fast and Furious' film and the upcoming 'Mockingjay: Part 2'
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Discovering the Easter Markets of Prague
Looking for the perfect Easter break? Julia Wessels finds the answer in Prague and its markets
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What’s next for Top Gear?
With Jeremy Clarkson leaving the much-loved motor show, the question of what's next for BBC's Top Gear remains to be answered
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One in ten business start-ups are founded by students
The number of student-founded start-ups has increased by 54 percent in the past 12 months, as shown by research from the freelancing company PeoplePerHour.
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Battle of The Bands Final 2015: Cloudfleet take the crown
Miles Hunt reviews the best new talent on campus at this year's Battle of the Bands final.
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Research suggests Higher Education does not make us happier
Researchers from the University of Warwick have recently found that getting a good education may not improve our levels of happiness.
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What is the Einstellung effect?
Sometimes, we know a little too much for our own good. Have you ever been guilty of overthinking a problem to such an extent that you sometimes miss the easy solution in favour of something considerably more complex? There’s a name for this cognitive phenomenon, the Einstellung effect, and understanding...
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