The University of Warwick’s student union (SU) has just announced that an end-of-term summer party will be launched in late June on campus next year, which will hosted during week nine of term three.
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Before I went on my year abroad I spent hours studying articles and watching videos online for any information on how to prepare myself for life in a foreign country. Now after spending five months in Puerto Rico and five months in Spain, I feel I am uniquely qualified to...
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Warwick Business School (WBS) has launched a new range of programmes at WBS London in The Shard. The diploma programmes address challenges faced by senior executives, and aims to deliver “ significant individual and organisational impact, and with the minimum disruption to participants’ working lives.”
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August 10th marks the release of a new Netflix original entitled Insatiable. The show, which dubs itself as ‘a coming of rage story’ follows the story of a ‘fat’ bullied teenager who turns to beauty pageants as a way to exact her revenge on her bullies after losing weight, having...
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Jemma Macgregor reports on a biosensor chip which could detect mutations in DNA, allowing early detection of diseases.
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With only an average rating of 18% on rotten tomatoes, The Mighty Ducks doesn’t seem to have a lot to live up to, and yet I can only think of the movie with fondness. Released in 1992, this movie represents the perfect 90s feel-good film that includes a balance of...
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Netflix recently revealed that it missed its own forecasts by more than a million subscribers, sending it shares down sharply – for a business model that relies on remaining in constant high-growth mode, it’s a worrying sign. Add in the facts that most of the ‘easy’ subscribers in major western...
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The ODI series between England and India has been concluded, with England coming from behind to win the series 2-1. This series was hyped up to be a fascinating contest between 2 of the best one-day teams, and it certainly didn’t disappoint. Here are 4 things we learnt ahead of...
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The Kepler Space Telescope, one of NASA’s most important spacecrafts, has been forced to ‘take a nap’ due to lack of fuel.
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One minute, millennials are immature, financially irresponsible, and selfish. The next, we’re being lambasted for being – of all things – too sensible. Gen Z and late millennials are drinking less alcohol, using less drugs, smoking fewer cigarettes, having fewer teen pregnancies, and getting arrested less than our predecessors. Not...
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Visiting and sampling the contributions of Edinburgh’s artists to Scottish culture in late June this year, I never expected to find such an impressive extent of international influences on a city which is so dominated by a sense of distinct, national history. I learnt that, in fact, the uniqueness and...
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We live in an age characterised by technological developments, an age in which we have become accustomed to limiting our thoughts and opinions to a mere 280 characters so that we may present ourselves to our audience as clearly and quickly as possible. Adjectives and metaphors are ruthlessly removed in...
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Michael McGrath reports that dropping your phone and picking it up to find the entire screen cracked could be a problem of the past, thanks to the most recent version of Gorilla Glass.
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