The seventh season of The Walking Dead has come to an end and, although the show remains popular with viewers, it has seen its ratings decline this time round. Coupled with increased fan dissatisfaction, does this mark the beginning of the end for The Walking Dead? Season 7 kicked...
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Uber. Airbnb. Snapchat. What do these companies have in common? Most obviously, they’re all wildly successful, holding a collective value exceeding $120 billion. However, what you might not know is that these now ubiquitous brands began as start-ups. More and more start-ups are being created each year in a range...
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The Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG) are increasing their workforce by 30% as they open 170 jobs for new recruits. The leading engineering centre has announced an expansion due to its continuing success. WMG are seeking to employ engineers, researchers, project managers, data analysts, software developers, and technicians. Those that take...
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From J.K. Rowling to Dr. Seuss, fiction has its fair share of words of wisdom for surviving the exam period
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Jennifer Barnard tells us why university is just not the place for dating apps
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Cecily Morgan interviews Sam Savelli, History student and children's novelist. How can someone balance a degree at Warwick with their passion for writing?
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The University of Warwick has signed up to a new initiative which will see UK universities help China become a manufacturing superpower. The universities’ Engineering departments, including Warwick’s School of Engineering, will collaborate with China’s top nine Engineering institutions in order to improve the country’s research and teaching in the...
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Think the signs of domestic violence are obvious? Think again. Almost 1 in 3 young people find it difficult to separate a caring action from a controlling one, according to ‘Define the Line’, a study by the national domestic violence charity Refuge in partnership with Avon. The study worryingly found that...
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Whilst Warwick is notorious for the ‘bubble’ reputation, there are plenty of societies desperate to help students escape the monotony on campus and jet off somewhere amazing for the summer. So, why not consider one of these travel opportunities next year? Volunteer with Warwick in Africa Warwick in Africa take...
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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Some social media channels are taking that phrase way too seriously.
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We all have our guilty pleasures, and mine just happens to be playing trivial TV shows as white noise while I study. This is how, midway through my Channel 4 food show binge, I came across How to Lose Weight Well, a programme which through its name creates an illusion...
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Sesame Street has been broadcast globally for years now with millions of your children tuning in every week to watch Elmo and his friends play. So when they announced a new character the buzz around it forced the story onto every Facebook timeline and Twitter feed. What was particularly remarkable...
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Warwick’s International Women’s Week (IWW) was awarded best Women’s Campaign of the Year at the NUS Women’s Conference 2017 last Wednesday 29 March. The week comprised of various events, including a panel discussion on ‘Sex Work is Work’, a sexual health workshop, a 5km fundraiser for Women for Women International and a...
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