As much as I detest gay stereotypes and think they are often reductive and offensive, I can’t deny that my flamboyance is something that probably comes to define me in many ways. Most people who know me personally would be putting it lightly if they described me as extroverted and...
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After the cancellation of Scalebound and the critical failure of their last few titles, Platinum Games seems doomed to collapse. But can they find retribution on the horizon?
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In they walked, swaying perfectly as if in tune to an internal rhythm that only they could hear. Meet Horatio Gould, a 2nd year Film student, Alfie Green a 2nd year English Literature student and Andrew Kirwan a 2nd year History and Politics student and together they form the Yahtzee...
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Whenever I open up Instagram, the scroll is always pretty much the same – a few comical memes appear on my home screen, a few likes are dished out here and there. This process is repeated routinely until the recent posts are no more. However, occasionally this practice can offer up...
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Upon the release of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone twenty years ago, children’s literature changed completely. It sparked one of the first series of novels which enchanted a whole generation of children and gave us characters who we could grow up alongside. Even into our adult lives, particularly with...
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Thirteen new recommendations have been made to improve air quality in Warwickshire, with Leamington and Warwick being amongst the worst 50 towns in the UK according to a report by the World Health Organisation (WHO). The WHO model, which was created in collaboration with the University of Bath, is based...
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Dry January is impossible if you're part of a sports club, right? As Edd Hornby found, it can be done - and there are plenty of benefits
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The Nintendo Switch is just around the corner, and we've managed to get our grubby mitts on it. But is it actually any good?
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Warwick in London took part in an international conference in Rome hosted by the UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) at the end of January. Warwick in London is a small project team from the University, based in Warwick’s London offices in the cities ‘Knowledge Quarter’ between St Pancras...
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Warwick has been ranked as the 17th most international university in the world in a newly published table by Times Higher Education. Several factors are taken into account in ranking the schools, including the percentage of international students and staff, the number of journal publications with at least one international...
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Taking to the crease in the latest of our athlete profiles ahead of Varsity 2017 is Men's Cricket President Henry Bexson.
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I am the first to admit I have a social media problem. It’s the first thing I check in the morning and the last thing I do at night. I spend most of my day taking Snapchat selfies or scrolling through Twitter. So it logically follows that if anyone knows...
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Galactic Empire – Thursday 9 February, The Assembly, 7.30pm Do you like Star Wars? Do you like guitars? Do you want to see Darth Vader shredding the Star Wars theme? Or Boba Fett playing some great drum fills? If your answer to any of these questions is “yes”, then we’d...
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