Eugenics conference secretly held on University College London’s campus
One of UCL's honorary academics revealed to have hosted secret conferences on eugenics and intelligence on its campus.
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Warwick students campaign for student killed in Egypt
Students from all over campus gathered last Thursday 25th January to demand from the Egyptian state truth and justice for Giulio Regeni.
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Is more religious programming at the BBC a good move?
The BBC is to air more religious programming - two writers look at whether this is a good move, and what forms it could take.
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Is alcohol causing cancer?
Ashleigh Chester reports on research that suggests alcohol can permanently damage our stem cells.
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How does Economic Populism Work? Warwick’s Dr. Herrera at WES2018
Speaking at the Warwick Economics Summit 2018, Warwick’s Associate Professor Dr. Helios Herrera, elucidates an original perspective on the exhausted query over why populist politicians have become so popular in Europe. Many electorates in Europe believe populist governments are the “magic pill” to their problems… Dr. Herrera, coordinator of the...
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Tawakkol Karman at WES2018: The struggle for democracy and freedom
Tawakkol Karman, a Nobel Peace Price winner, kicked off the Warwick Economics Summit with an inspiring speech and message to students to ‘raise your voice’ in an effort to combat injustice because “with the students…we can change the world.” Karman co-founded Women Journalist Without Chains as a direct response to...
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Super Bowl LII: A Preview
Pablo Sandomingo Adams gives us his preview and prediction for Super Bowl LII. Will the Eagles stop the Patriots from making it two in a row?
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BUCS Wednesday: January 31
Not the most exciting of BUCS Wednesday's, but an undefeated one for Team Warwick, as Greg Moore and Nick Davies report on fixtures featuring the women's hockey 2s, and the men's football 2s.
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Review: ‘Warwick Gets Consent’
Constance Bobotsi reviews the 'Warwick Gets Consent' event and expresses the need for a greater discussion of such a prevalent issue.
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“Natural performers take their own initiative”: Review of MTW’s RENT
RENT is the 1996 Tony Award Winner of Best Musical based on Giacomo Puccini’s opera La Bohème. Its rock soundtrack has been a pinnacle of musical theatre history for over two decades, supported by its ethnically diverse principle cast and its portrayal of budding artists during the HIV/AIDS crisis. It...
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Warwick in top five for late rent repayments
New statistics obtained under the Freedom of Information Act reveal that Warwick is in the top five of universities with students in rent arrears.
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Global art on a student budget
If you are trying to find a way to escape the student bubble during Spring Term, and you want to allow yourself to travel – in the UK, around Europe or in America – here are three modern art galleries you don’t want to miss out. A visit at...
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Inside No 9 – ‘And The Winner Is…’
It's time to pick a Best Actress in 'And The Winner Is...' - this week's Inside No 9 is the weakest this series, despite strong elements.
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