As festival season is well and truly over, Warwick students nostalgically recall their favourite moments… Soundwave. Soundwave Festival was brimming with eclecticism, a quiet (but wonderful) atmosphere preceded by the debauchery of Love International in Tisno, Croatia. Staged at the same festival site, if the rumours were true, they...
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Whether you’re from the there or are sick to death of hearing about it, it’s a truth commonly acknowledged that Londoner’s like to brag. Culture, landmarks, diversity- nightlife, it’s combination that supposedly gives us the right to proclaim London “the coolest city in the world”, whether coming from Sadiq Khan’s...
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As a high achiever in school with a constant anxiety to keep up top grades in school, coming to university meant keeping up the same high level of grades that is expected of me.
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The Nobel Prize in Economics 2016 was presented to Warwick alumnus Professor Oliver Hart yesterday for his work on Contract Theory. Professor Hart graduated from Warwick with a M.A in Economics in 1972, and is currently the Andrew E. Furer Professor of Economics at Harvard University. He has also received...
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The weekend highlights is back! On a big weekend for British teams, our athletes represented the good, the bad and the ugly sides of sport.
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Professor Chris Hughes has been announced as Warwick’s new Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education. He will begin his five-year term on 1 November, having previously been the Chair of the Faculty of Social Sciences. His predecessor, Professor Christina Hughes, will move to Sheffield Hallam University. Chris will join the other two Pro-Vice-Chancellors,...
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At this time of year, many students will sign up to one of Warwick RAG’s exciting challenges, from climbing Kilimanjaro to trekking through the Andes mountains to the ‘lost’ Incan city of Machu Picchu. Having recently achieved the latter, I can confidently say that the Machu Picchu trek was the...
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Elon Musk believes that as a species we have two options for our future: we either stay on Earth and eventually become extinct, or we become a ‘multi-planetary species’ and create a new civilisation on Mars. At an inspiring conference on the 27 September in Mexico, Musk- the co-founder of...
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BFT Film Production I was a bit of a dilettante before coming to Warwick, consuming as much pop culture as I physically could. So when I came across BFT at the Fresher’s Fair, I jumped at the chance to look behind the celluloid screen and learn the process behind it....
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An international competition has been launched by the University of Warwick and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) to design a new building for the Faculty of Arts. The university is seeking proposals from architect-led multidisciplinary design teams to create the new learning space, which will be known as...
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New Freshers events announced The full schedule for Freshers’ fortnight has been released by the Student Union (SU), on top of other events announced at the beginning of September. Tuesday Week 1 will see Warwick Snow present Avalanche, their annual tour launch party with headliner Eton Messy. Tuesday Week 2...
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We don’t just invite our favourite TV shows into our homes every night – we also become familiar with their living spaces. While we may have grown out of styling our bedrooms to imitate our teenage TV obsessions, some argue that our shows shouldn’t be a million miles away from...
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John Malkovich’s London directorial debut does not disappoint. The ensemble and visuals are superb in displaying the harrowing journey for Jack (Harry Lloyd) and Annie (Freya Mavor) that leads from drug addiction. It would be easy to assume that a non West End theatre would struggle immensely in attracting A-list...
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