Good news, crime fans – Midsomer Murders is back for its nineteenth series, and it’s still as bloodthirsty as ever. We return with ‘The Village That Rose from the Dead’, an episode with a classic vibe and the show’s usual strengths, although the shake-up to the cast may leave a...
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Thirty-seven historians at the University of Warwick have published a statement voicing their concerns surrounding racism in Britain, particularly since the Brexit vote in June. The article, entitled “Bigotry seeks company in the UK”, was published on openDemocracy, self described as an “independent global media platform” which tackles social and...
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What a year it's been for Sport. An array of writers pick their sporting Heroes of 2016 - those who have fought hardest, ran furthest, and shone brightest
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The A46 Road between Leamington and campus may receive major upgrades over the next decade, should plans by Warwickshire County Council go ahead. Although not finalised, the plans suggest linking the Stoneleigh Junction, where U1s turn off the A-road towards campus, with Birmingham Airport. The road is not expected to...
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Reece Goodall takes you through the ins and outs of the NES Classic, Nintendo's classic console experience resurrected for the 21st century.
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On 2 December the critically acclaimed 'Odd Shaped Balls' came to Warwick. The show's writer and star discussed homophobia in sport with Boar Sport and RaW
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They saw our Brexit and raised us Trump. Now more than ever it seems easy to dismiss Americans as stupid, arrogant, selfish and fake. After all, they are being represented on a global level by a man who is arguably all these things. But despite Trump, there is still a...
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James Beavis, a Warwick alumnus and former President of Warwick RAG, is spending a month sleeping rough on the streets of London to raise money and awareness for homeless charity Crisis. James will be on the streets for 31 days, from 9 December until 9 January. He has been documenting...
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From the opening crawl, or lack thereof, it’s clear that Rogue One: A Star Wars Story wants to set itself apart as something quite different. A black sheep, a ‘rogue’ if you will, in the Star Wars pantheon. Striking a superb balance between its darker themes and the charm of...
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The stigma and lack of awareness encircling mental health are being tackled more and more through the creative arts. With warnings of bereavement and mental illness, I walked into this play with a sense of curiosity about how this sensitive and often taboo subject would be challenged. What I saw...
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The Sunday Times / Peters Fraser & Dunlop (PFD) Young Writer of the Year Award announced on 9 December that it would be collaborating with the University of Warwick for 2017. The award is given annually to a British or Irish author for the best piece of fiction, non-fiction or...
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It has been a golden year for Warwick Taekwondo, but can they cap it off with gold at Loughborough? Tom Bokros reports.
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Is student life getting in the way of you having some Christmas fun? If so, you’re not alone. Essays and exams have a tendency to suck all festive feeling from the soul. But there is a remedy. Even if you’re not very good at DIY because you have the patience...
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