The rules for Warwick Improvised Theatre Society (WITS) are simple: just say yes. “It’s a great mindset for life”, Adam Smith, this year’s workshop coordinator, says. “Nothing can go wrong with looking at life this way.”
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Kasbah Nightclub in Coventry have been accused of sexism over the “Kiss Cam” they are installing at their event tonight, November 11 2016. In a post on Facebook they wrote of the “Kiss Cam”: “Rules are simple – get yourself on the big screen and neck on with anyone nearby...
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Is the public outcry over FIFA's poppy ban a step too far? Connor Hutchinson argues that this particular form of remembrance is now commercialised
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Here are this week’s global student stories, from Uganda, Norway, Egypt and Kenya. These include reports of the Ugandan president closing a top university until further notice, and a row over foreign student share of housing in Norway. Uganda: President orders indefinite shutdown of top university One of Uganda’s most...
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Walking towards the O2 Institute in Birmingham it seems as though everyone is feeling the weight of a Monday evening, the start of the week usually has that effect on people. However, Amber Bain, better known as The Japanese House, seems to have escaped the Monday blues, appearing relaxed but...
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"Warwick Girls Can has missed an open goal." James Roberts argues that the scheme has been let down by negative stereotypes.
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a theatrical adaptation of an infamous novel must offer something new. Or at least that’s what I thought before entering Simon Reade’s remaking of Pride and Prejudice. With many adaptations – from the BBC Television serialisation, to the Hollywood blockbuster franchise Bridget Jones...
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New figures published in a report by End Child Poverty on levels of child poverty reveal that certain areas in the West Midlands have some of the highest rates of child poverty in the UK. End Child Poverty is a campaign set up to streamline the work of various groups,...
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The number of EU students applying to study at UK universities has dropped by 9%, latest UCAS figures have revealed. These figures concern applications to courses with the early deadline of 15 October, such as medicine and dentistry and Oxbridge applications. 6,240 EU students have applied for these courses, 620...
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So the unthinkable happened, and now the President-Elect of the United States is a man who, back in 2012, stated that global warming is a concept “created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive”. But what does it actually mean that Trump now has his...
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Warwick Students’ Union (SU) societies including RaW, WTV and the Boar provided live coverage of the US Presidential Election overnight, where Republican Donald Trump was announced as the new President, beating Democrat Hillary Clinton. The evening consisted of panel discussions and interviews, hosted by Henry Riley, RaW Head of Speech...
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University of Warwick Triathlon and Road Cycling Club savour success in the annual BUCS Hill Climb. Jack O’Neill reports.
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Think FIFA's the best thing since sliced bread? Well think again; the money's in managing, and Football Manager's here to carve up the competition.
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