[dropcap]W[/dropcap]e begin our Game of the Year countdown with one of the best games of the year that wins our Best Sports Game as well as perhaps one of the worst. It’s so plagued with bugs and glitches that it gets an award all of it’s own. Stay tuned in for...
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Macbeth is being performed at The Birmingham Repertory Theatre, take a look at Chloe's review of the opening night!
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The treadmill desk is being trialled in the University’s Head Office building and will be stationed in various locations across campus over the coming months for both staff and students to try out.
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[dropcap]E[/dropcap]very so often, the games industry heralds the arrival of a new revolution in gaming that will change literally everything about videogames. These revolutions came and went however, and they never really changed much. Mobile gaming was meant to be the next big thing. Now it’s largely a laughing stock....
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Bethan Ackerly kicks off her weekly blog covering one of the most acclaimed series of the last twelve months, Jessica Jones. Join her every Friday!
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Boar Film reviews Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's simultaneously brutal and beautiful tale of frontier survival.
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It’s been a wild few years for Sia Furlur. After nearly two decades in the music industry, her 6th studio album, 1000 Forms of Fear, was set to be her last; a contractual obligation that would free her from her recording label. However the album’s striking combination of powerful, emotive...
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Books writer Becci Fitzjohn reviews the heartbreaking and profound The Danish Girl, now a major motion picture
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Changes to the format of BUCS Canoe Polo competitions will seriously affect female participation. says Emma Beany
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Alexei Warshawski interviews Angus Castle-Doughty, the director of Posh prior to the opening performance on 10th February at Warwick Arts Centre.
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A body of a male was found in the river in Leamington this morning.
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Series 18 continues in its slumping ways, with a third episode that fails to inspire. Sadly, unlike last week, there isn’t even much of tangential interest in ‘Breaking the Chain’ – it’s simply a dull watch, with a cast of characters that all blur into one and an unfair mystery...
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[dropcap]T[/dropcap]his week Warwick SU released an official statement against the recent decision by the government to cut maintenance grants which will affect “…students from families with annual incomes of £25,000 or less (who) get the full grant of £3,387 a year” (BBC News.) We don’t need to look very hard around...
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