Perhaps the biggest clue to their success is the mystery that surrounds initiations. Despite the various rumours and dramatic stories that circulate across campus each year, actual explanations of initiations are vague. I decided to investigate the secrets surrounding this Warwick tradition, though fully aware of just how difficult it...
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In a black pea coat and skinnies paired with white Nike Air Max, AMiR seemed like a normal lad dressed appropriately for the biting chill of the Midlands’ Northampton, and now Coventry. It’s only the checkered guitar strap that is any precursor to the Ed Sheeran vibes we’ll witness when...
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Director Steven Soderbergh has recently released a new app called 'Mosaic' which offers users a new and unique TV viewing experience.
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In leaving the European Union, many students will be wondering if this means leaving the Erasmus+ programme, but perhaps it isn’t as bad as it sounds. For the past 30 years, the Erasmus+ programme has given students from all over Europe the opportunity to discover and learn about new cultures...
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A survey comparing the sexual experiences of 835 Warwick students has found that nearly 12% of respondents have never had a sexual partner and that only 3% had their first experience during Freshers’ week. While three-fifths of students had first had sex before starting Warwick, a quarter did not until...
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It is rare to find a historical play that offers a bold reinterpretation of a familiar subject while remaining accessible to a lay audience. It was a pleasure then to see The Ballad of Lady Bessy, a new play written and directed by David Fletcher, a PhD Candidate in History...
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I’m no horror buff. I don’t enjoy being scared, nor am I a massive fan of the tight corridors and repetitive jump scares common to the horror genre. All the same, when Halloween rolls around everybody needs something to spook themselves with. For me, there’s no competition. I’ll whack out...
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French researchers may have found the cause of dyslexia, allowing the development of new treatments...
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Equality is a laudable social goal – about this there can be no doubt. It’s a truism to say that women and members of the LGBT and BAME communities are under-represented in business and politics. Only a quarter of board members of FTSE 350 companies are female. A mere 52...
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This healthy cod recipe from Kate Preston is bursting with flavour, perfect for a light meal and a great alternative to your usual spag bol.
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This week marks the anniversary of both the birth (29 November 1898) and death (22 November 1963) of C. S. Lewis, one of Britain’s most famous authors. Lewis is best known for The Chronicles of Narnia, a children’s series of seven fantasy novels. The series has transcended its original medium,...
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Many of us that listen to hip-hop, or even music in general, love the beats but only listen superficially. What we don’t realise is that there is so much behind each chorus, each verse. Hip-Hop is more than just a song or an album – just like the corporate world,...
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We're back to the slow soap opera storylines in 'The King, the Widow, and Rick' - Sam Easton continues our Walking Dead series blog.
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