Drag queens have for decades been a vital part of the LGBTUA+ community. As an art form and a social and political statement pioneered by gay men and transgender women, drag made up a culture and community of its own, always on the cutting edge of underground art scenes and...
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Sophie Kempston reports on new research which reveals that a regular exercise regime has positive effects on stress management, studying, and mental health.
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We spoke to the executive team of Warwick's Women for Women International as part of our #WarwickWomen series
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We spoke to Larissa Kennedy, incoming Education Officer at the SU, as part of our #WarwickWomen series
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Warwick University have once again clinched victory in the annual sporting Varsity competition against rivals Coventry University
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In the most philanthropic and altruistic talk of the summit, Arun Advani encouraged us to “think about the world differently” when it comes to tackling poverty. The Assistant Professor from Warwick and Deputy Director and Research Associate at CAGE shed light on the brutal fact that the world is not...
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The story of Car Seat Headrest’s Twin Fantasy will be familiar to many fans of the band at this point. For the uninitiated: 2011: Will Toledo (19), under the name Car Seat Headrest, releases Twin Fantasy onto music-streaming website Bandcamp. It’s an hour-long lo-fi rock concept album about the...
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Issues with diversity in video games has always been a subject of great contention, and rightfully so. You don’t have to look very far to see that the industry, particularly the larger ‘triple A’ companies, certainly fall short of mirroring their consumers. This disconnect between consumer and creator calls attention...
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It’s the beginning of a new year, you’re back at university after a lovely Christmas with friends and family, and you must re-adjust to being a struggling, independent adult. The caffeine intake increases to finish that 2000-word research paper due in 48 hours, and sleep is forgone to juggle society...
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Katie Atkins discusses the importance of self care in the hectic environment of university.
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Virginia Woolf, arguably one of Britain’s greatest yet under-appreciated writers, would have marked her 136th Birthday on the January 25. She is a writer that I think most people have heard of, and yet when asked, very few people have actually read her work. From novels such as Mrs Dalloway...
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After a recent interview with Jay Leno complaining about its negativity, we consider the state of late-night comedy in America.
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The cost of an unpaid internship in London now reaches over £1,000 a month, according to new research by the Sutton Trust. The social mobility charity found that an unpaid internship in London holds a minimum monthly price of £1,019, meaning a six-month internship costs £6,114. Unpaid internships do not...
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