Since the university was founded in 1965 significant developments have sprung up across campus. Glossy new buildings crafted with impressive glass frontages and sweeping wooden or metal structures dominate campus. Completed in 1970, the Humanities Building is far removed from the sparkling gem of WMG and is considered in dire...
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This week includes University Challenge, a student on The Chase, ‘Be the Candidate’ sessions, LGBTUA+ History Month and the university’s Real Ale Festival. Warwick University Challenge team loses in first quarter-final round Following two successful matches placing them in the quarter-finals, the Warwick University Challenge team were beaten on Monday...
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Over 100,000 people attended the Women’s March in London on Saturday 21st January and I have to admit I was somewhat daunted by the prospect of going to my first protest, on such a contentious issue, with so many people expected to attend. I was worried there would be fights...
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A Day to Remember bring the Bad Vibrations tour to Birmingham with fellow Floridians New Found Glory and British gems Neck Deep and Moose Blood. 14 years after they first broke out of the Sunshine State, it is no surprise that A Day to Remember have been selling out arenas...
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Coldplay are a divisive band. Some people love them, some hate them, others will heavily judge you as a human being if you like them, while even more see them as just plain dull. Now personally I can see why this band is divisive; undoubtedly if you’re looking for a...
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We are now well and truly immersed in the age of social media. It is rare not to be flooded with photos on almost every platform after a friend or blogger goes travelling. Did it even happen if you don’t have 50+ likes on the Instagram photo? People have taken...
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Warwick’s Students’ Union (SU) Officers are campaigning to boycott the National Student Survey (NSS), an annual survey of all final year undergraduates in the UK.
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Whenever I mention to anyone that most of my relatives have had arranged marriages, it’s almost always met with shock or with pity. I get the impression that people see it as a massive shame – the result of a sad lack of liberty in my culture compared to theirs....
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Twelve ambulances have been called to Warwick campus over the last three academic years for suicide or attempted suicide, a Freedom of Information (FOI) request has revealed. These make up 2.5% of the total 482 ambulances called to Warwick in that time period, covering the academic years 2013-14 to 2015-16....
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The 2017 awards season marks a change for the Oscars, which are considerably more diverse in their nominations this year.
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Tennis 3s player Nicolas Fremont tells Matt Richardson how much Varsity means and why he's frustrated at his spectator role
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It’s been ten years since Skins first came to our screens, demonstrating what was supposed to be typical British teenager life – drinking, drugs, and relationships. Although I don’t recall many similarities between my teenage years and that portrayed on Skins – I’ve never stolen a boat or confessed my love...
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Stefano Dunne tells us why 'Jackie', the Jackie Kennedy biopic starring Natalie Portman, deserves the considerable Oscar buzz surrounding it.
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