You may know Stormzy for his grime career, with his second album currently in the works, however it now seems he is also creating a storm in brand new works of literature. He has revealed on his Instagram, @Stormzyofficial, that he will be releasing a new publishing imprint within a...
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On 2 July, the world’s most revered tennis tournament began once again. Wimbledon this year, as was to be expected, saw some incredible tennis along with many famous faces and, of course, lots of strawberries and cream. The competition at the All England Club was exceptionally sunny, with players battling right...
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Increasing unconditional offers being distributed to high school students by universities have sparked concern from the government, the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), university watchdogs, college unions and more.
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Warwick’s creatives keep on giving. The latest show in our Warwick at the Fringe series is comedy That’s So GCSE, from Good Bad Ideas Theatre Co. What’s the concept? That’s So GCSE is a sketch comedy parodying GCSE and amateur theatre! The show is made up of a collection of skits...
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Abi Parsons reports on the finding of a lake of liquid water beneath Mars’ south polar ice cap, the first time liquid water has been found in a stable state on the red planet.
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If you look at the listings for your local cinema, chances are you’ll see one or two independent films, some award-baiting dramas, the occasional horror, a shed-load of blockbusters and maybe a comedy. The chances are that the comedy is produced by one of the major Hollywood studios, is rated...
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When I first moved away from London, the friendships that I had from primary school were maintained by daily emails. From random forwards to details from back home, my best friends and I shared our day to day lives in ramblings, multi-coloured chat rooms and endless messages. As we got...
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A misdirected email from the University of Oxford’s Medical Sciences Division revealed an examination timetable “for tutors”, which identifies first-year medicine undergraduates that were most likely to fail.
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Youtube has been an interesting niche in the media ecosystem. What once started as amateur videos by outcasts has become the video platform of the Internet and one study calculated 13-24-year-olds watch 4 more hours of Youtube than conventional TV per week. You can’t deny that it’s a key cog...
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Nintendo isn’t typically associated with sports games, but here’s a look at one of its most iconic sporting series. The first Punch-Out!! was born out of technological and economic necessity, rather than any particular desire to make a boxing game. Nintendo was investigating new sprite handling technology at a time...
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Jemma Macgregor reports on an innovative exoskeleton which could help humans achieve undreamt physical feats.
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Morrisons branches in Coventry and Leamington Spa will provide customers with a “Quieter Hour” to shop every Saturday from 9-10am.
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The University of Manchester’s Students’ Union (SU) leaders painted over a mural of Rudyard Kipling’s poem, “If”, and replaced it with “Still I Rise”, a poem by Maya Angelou.
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