Strikes at 61 British universities, including Warwick, have been confirmed after University and Colleges Union (UCU) members voted overwhelmingly for strike action over changes to the USS pensions scheme. Talks between the UCU and Universities UK (UUK) concluded Tuesday 23 January without any compromise when the USS negotiating committee sided...
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British ministers have held informal discussions on the possibility of joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), according to reports published recently by the BBC and Financial Times. The TPP is a proposed free trade group, uniting 11 member countries: Canada, Australia, Chile, New Zealand, Brunei, Singapore, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Peru and...
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Black Lightning looks to be a different type of superhero TV show - Ellis Ogilvie reviews the pilot episode.
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Jo Johnson delivered a speech urging universities to "open minds, not close them," as he unveiled plans for a new Office for Students.
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The first in our series of the best and worst of 2017 comes from James Larner, with highlight PUBG and lowlight Battlefront 2. Highlight The core of PUBG is the uniqueness of each match. You never have two matches feel the same, due to the randomness of the plane’s trajectory...
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Giles Allen-Bowden considers the reasons why Wolff's new novel, Fire and Fury, should not be made into a TV series.
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Cogito ergo sum is probably the most famous philosophical phrase in the world. Perhaps though, had René Descartes been born 400 years later, he’d have coined the Latin translation for “I Snapchat, therefore I do”, because you’d be hard pressed to find someone who misses an opportunity to show off...
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Life doesn’t make narrative sense. It’s a confusing mess in which you are your own main character and simultaneously an extra or supporting role in the lives of others, too. And yet there are films that attempt to present real-lives whilst also making narrative sense. These films are broadly characterised...
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Disturbing, perplexing, and wonderful are all adjectives that spring to mind when it comes to describing Reality Dimmed, an exhibition of the British artist Clare Woods’ work, which debuted at the Mead Gallery in the Warwick Arts Centre this month. The exhibition features eight large-scale paintings, each of which was...
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2017 marked the year that The Internet, one of the most interesting young groups in modern hip-hop, allowed itself to disassemble somewhat, as several of its members began to focus on releasing solo work. While this could have been disappointing news in the wake of the group’s most recent and...
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Academics across the country feel that their research is being hindered due to a growing fear amongst universities of social media backlash.
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Molly’s Game marks Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut, an exciting time for any fan of Sorkin’s famous quick-fire dialogue. In fact, not only did he direct the movie, but also wrote the screenplay; adapting it from Molly Blooms’ memoir ‘Molly’s Game: From Hollywood’s Elite to Wall Street’s Billionaire Boys Club, My...
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What’s not to love about a piping hot jacket, stuffed with bacon and cheese? These scrumptious skins from Kate Preston have us drooling.
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