“I will convince our compatriots that France’s power is not in decline, but that we are at the edge of an extraordinary rebirth, because we hold within our hands all the assets that will and currently make the great powers of the 21st century.” Emmanuel Macron passionately delivered these words...
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It’s the first Saturday evening of April and, at any moment now, the predominantly female audience of Birmingham’s Genting Arena is due to be graced with Harry Styles’ presence. For his first UK show of 2018, Birmingham seems like a strange place to kick things off, but the crowd are...
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Wetherspoons is an absolute student staple – after all, who hasn’t paid a visit to the Benjamin Satchwell on a Leamington night out? The pub chain hit the news this last week after it announced that it was quitting social media, telling its 44,000 Twitter followers that its head office...
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By way of introduction, half the delight with obscurer films is how you come across them. The point of a handful of recommended films like this is that they probably won’t come to you through Netflix’s algorithm of suggestions or through IMDB’s top 250 – at least that wasn’t how...
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The National Student Drama Festival (NSDF), which took place at De Montfort University in Leicester from 24-30 March, showcased selected productions from students aged 16-25 across the country. Warwick University was represented by Freshblood New Writing’s Seeking Intimacy and WUDS’ Speed Death of the Radiant Child. It was a privilege...
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With the pressure of exams, dissertations and deadlines, the first half of Term 3 is full of stress-induced breakdowns for many students. However, the final few weeks are a chance to make those final memories of the academic year. Warwick’s Graduation Ball, Societies Awards and Sports Ball have been regular...
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A report published by the National Union of Students (NUS) has found that university students from working-class backgrounds face a "poverty premium", which entails paying higher costs to continue studying, potentially leading to a feeling of isolation among their peers.
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Claire Coulthard reports on a new polysulfide sponge created by Flinders University which can soak up oil spills from our waters.
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Four years after Fickle Friends dropped their first single ‘Swim’, the Brighton-based quintet have risen in popularity. After touring for two years without a label, the anticipation for their debut album You Are Someone Else has been immense. And this record does what it promises, delivering sound-defining synths within anthems...
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Probably the most accurate thing that can be said of Avengers: Infinity War is that it’s a movie aware of its own importance. The culmination of the last ten years of movies set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Infinity War delivers on the hype that’s been brewing ever since ‘Thanos’ appeared...
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Which is more helpful? Fact or Fiction? It depends which lens you would like to filter your perspective through. Medical books will, undoubtedly, examine the scientific reasoning behind a specific health struggle, incorporating both logic and biology to determine the root cause of mental illnesses, such as depression, schizophrenia and...
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Alice Marmara reflects on her personal experience with pressure in exams and how she believes the pressure can impact others.
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The latest student production to be performed at the Goose Nest – Misterman by Enda Walsh – promises to be unlike anything Warwick has seen before. Co-director Matt Owen explains that Enda Walsh’s plays are “beautiful but really tough to put on.” So, a “big collaboration was necessary”. Oscar Sadler,...
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