Many celebrity figures have condemned producer Harvey Weinstein in the wake of the biggest sexual abuse scandal in Hollywood since Roman Polanski. Despite the shock of the horrific and widespread allegations of sexual assault against Weinstein, perhaps the most interesting aspect of the events has been the aftermath, with celebrity...
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Speed Death of the Radiant Child, the Term One production for Warwick University Drama Society (WUDS), has been a dream two years in the making, and is a jouney for its cast as much as for the audience. The play is centred around Charlotte, a girl who’s just come out...
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Warwick Accommodation have agreed to freeze the rent price for on-campus accommodation in Westwood and lower it for Whitefields and Redfern for the 2018-19 academic year. The Sabbatical Officers met with Warwick Accommodation for preliminary talks about accommodation prices back in August. The main concerns raised during the talks concerned...
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The Harvey Weinstein sexual abuse investigations are widening, with more than 50 accusations by women against the film producer. Actors and others in the film industry from across the globe have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and rape over a time frame spanning three decades. Weinstein’s accusers include Angelina...
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The question of separating art from the artist is a difficult one, especially in music. Although also true in the worlds of film and art, music is the medium where one is virtually forced to engage with the creator solely. Many would argue that the personal life of the artist...
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If you’re familiar with Warwick Esports you’ll probably know them as the home of the indomitable Grey Warwick; however, this soc isn’t all about kicking ass and taking names, and they do play more than League. I met with soc president David Chan to talk all things Esports and to...
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Amelia Smith describes her personal experience with different types of contraceptive pills and the downsides of them.
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Russell Group institutions are currently lobbying behind the scenes in an attempt to force modern universities to decrease their tuition fees and bear the brunt of any government cuts.
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The scandalous appeal of Noel Coward’s The Vortex is by no means exclusive to its original audience in 1924. Almost a century later it still has the same shock factor. Experienced director Michael Rolfe approached the complex story of upper-class socialites losing the battle against their innermost turmoil with an...
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One's a football manager, the other a French general: Nick Davies sees some surprising similarities between José Mourinho and Charles de Gaulle
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The Walking Dead continues its strong run with 'Monsters' - Sam Easton continues the series 8 blog of the hit zombie drama.
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Recent findings by the major graduate employer TeachFirst claim to show that there has been a large increase in the number of graduates opting to avoid traditional careers in the financial industry in favour of more ‘socially conscious’ roles in teaching, social services, and the police. There are many problems...
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Last week a man was almost beaten to death outside my house. Dismayed and on the phone to emergency services, I watched him roll around in agony from his injuries. Eventually he stood up and lumbered away from the scene, gripping the collar of a Staffordshire bull terrier in one...
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