New data on The University of Oxford’s admissions shows a lack of progress in attracting students from diverse backgrounds as more than one in four of its colleges failed to admit a single black British student each year between 2015 and 2017.
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Jónas Antonsson is CEO of Raw Fury, a Swedish games publisher specialising in the curation of indie games. He co-founded the company along with ex-Battlefield producer Gordon Van Dyke. The interview took place the week prior to the Games Developers Conference 2018. When asked, his experience of the conference was “on...
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Reece Goodall reviews the sixth series of the popular game show, Taskmaster. Why has the show become so popular, and does the latest series live up to the standards of past series?
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Great improvisation is tough. No other craft puts the onus on the performer quite like improv. Musical Theatre Warwick’s The Improv Musical sees six students improvise a seven-song musical based on a setting and two characters as chosen by the audience. Graham Stott had the unenviable task of acting as...
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Saraa Kaleem explores the potential of gut microbiota having an effect on your mental wellbeing.
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‘Student publications are a good thing’, reads the petition entitled End the Tab, End Toxic Student Journalism. The petition is addressed to 39 student unions including that of Warwick and is beautifully ambiguous in intent. For what could be more consistent for a petition that claims to celebrate student publications...
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Zoe Wells explores how you can procrastinate productively by being creative. Having a short break to be creative can be immediately beneficial to you.
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The imminent release of a new Star Wars film ought to be a big event – there’s a huge fanbase out there, with Star Wars being one of the few franchises that is guaranteed to pack out cinemas. Just look at the excitement with every new trailer for The Force...
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The story has finally come to an end. For one of the most divisive and polarising figures in the history of football, the writing has been on the wall for quite some time now. After 22 dramatic years, which saw unimaginable highs and devastating lows, on April 20, Arsène Wenger...
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What are you going to do with your arts degree? For many students, it’s a familiar, and sometimes dreaded, question. Probably quite a lot of people reply that they will go into teaching. Probably very few say that they will go into teaching in the army. That is precisely what...
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The first time that a game truly made me think about decision-making within the medium was when I played Bioshock. This shooter presented players with a lavish yet brutal underwater dystopia, fun demented characters and the iconic Big Daddies. But beneath the gunplay, powers and world was a game which...
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Giles Allen-Bowden discusses 'book-block' - the problem you encounter when you try to read a book for months, but just can't seem to get to the end.
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According to a variety of studies, wealthy, white students not only get into university at disproportionate rates but also perform better once in tertiary education. With the recent spate of articles and research papers that have come to light on this issue, one might think we are undergoing a collective...
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