Modern London Pride is a sight incomparable to most other events in the city. The ground is layered with glitter. The streets are closed off and circles of rainbow-laden LGBTUA guests and allies drink and laugh. London shuts down to celebrate and honour this community. You won’t see anything else...
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The Warwick Students’ Union (SU) is ending Crash, its regular Copper Rooms event, due to a repeatedly low turn-out of students, it was revealed at last night’s event. The Crash DJ broke the news before playing the final songs of the night, stating that the event, which has been running...
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Bukunmi Omitogun reports on an inorganic-metal compound drug developed at the University of Warwick, which has been given a new lease of life involved in killing cancerous cells.
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After completing her BA at the University of Derby, in Literature and Creative Writing, Deborah Haywood did her MA in English Literature in at Warwick and continued on to make several short films. She has recently completed her first feature film Pin Cushion. Can you tell us a little bit...
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Comcast and Fox have both put in offers for Sky - Jill Lupapa looks at what the bidding war could mean for the company.
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Matthew Dale reports on the first panel debate at Warwick Congress 2018, tackling green growth and sustainable economic policy.
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Is £250 too much? This is the question people have been asking since the London production of Hamilton recently raised its premium ticket prices to £250. In a poll organised by The Stage in July 2017, 88.25% of 962 people believed West End tickets had become too expensive. The common...
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Following the strikes over Nutella in France, Marta Zima investigates the science behind our favourite chocolate spread...
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the Conservative Member of Parliament for North East Somerset and Chair of the European Research Committee (ERC), spoke to Warwick students on Monday 9 March. In an event hosted by Warwick PPE society, Mr Rees-Mogg set out his vision of post-Brexit Britain, while in a second talk to...
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Speaking to The Boar at The University of Warwick, Jacob Rees-Mogg MP voiced his support for stronger economic sanctions against Russia
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At 14, we all had expectations of our lives, our dreams and ambitions. My 14-year-old self’s vision would have been meticulously detailed, dotted with exceptional achievements and on a trajectory to profound success. What wouldn’t have been in my vision was a wheelchair. Like many wheelchair users, my life changed...
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‘Marketing’ used to mean spending large sums of money on TV spots, ad spaces and a large creative team to make the vision a reality. But since social media has taken over all our lives, ‘influencer marketing’ has turned the process on its head. According to The State of Influencer...
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James Bond, a character crafted by the imagination of Ian Fleming, is not only one of the most recognisable literary characters but is also an icon of British culture and identity. Through fourteen novels and nine short stories, as well as a movie franchise that has grossed over $7 billion,...
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