Returning home for summer is always chaotic. You’re either working 24/7 to try and replenish that overdraft or you’re one of the lucky ones who’s travelling and taking incredible Instagram photos for us losers to scroll through and dream about. Whatever we’re all doing though, we all share one common...
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In a recent Thomson Reuters report ranking the most dangerous countries in the world in which to be a woman, India comes out on top. This comes as a shock to many; that India, the world’s largest functioning democracy, could be more hostile towards its women than Afghanistan, Syria, Saudi...
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The summer after school ends can often become all about ‘the wait’ for results. For me, that period was both shorter and longer than for most others. Having done the IB, my results came out about a month before A-Levels results were available. This meant that most people I knew,...
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Reece Goodall explores the multiverse theory in the world of Rick and Morty.
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With exams now over and eight weeks of summer ahead, students suddenly find themselves with a lot of free time on their hands. While it may be nice to have time away from studying and reading, we all have moments when boredom hits. In case this happens, I have compiled...
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Over the past year our society has witnessed significant change. Through the combined efforts of campaigns like Time’s Up and the #MeToo movement, women are questioning and re-evaluating their positions in society in a way that has not happened before. However, despite a growing trend of challenging societal norms, a...
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A recent study has found that students applying for summer internships are being asked whether their parents went to university. Questions of this nature have been used by firms to improve workforce diversity.
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Formula 1 (F1) is a sport of small margins, evidenced by only 0.044 seconds separating Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel during qualifying for the British Grand Prix. With such fine distinctions between teams there are often suspicions of underhanded tactics being used, whether it be different fuel mixes or aerodynamic...
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Saraa Kaleem reports on research from the University of British Columbia which may help improve the reliability of solar panels.
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Next up in our Warwick at the Fringe series is the old favourite, but still new every time, Music Theatre Warwick’s Improv Musical. What’s the concept? The Improv Musical is an hour long completely improvised musical. The songs are improvised. The scenes are improvised. We take suggestions from the audience...
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When I checked my phone on a fateful Saturday morning, I certainly didn’t expect to read an announcement that Buffy the Vampire Slayer was getting a reboot. Although I was a mere foetus when the first episode premiered I eventually watched it and was rewarded with some of the best...
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Healthy living can sometimes come at a cost, but Fatima Patel shares how students can overcome the cost of Wellness.
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Patents and intellectual property rights have been pushed into the media spotlight recently due to the rise in technological innovation and the advancement in artificial intelligence. As a result, obtaining intellectual property rights is becoming strategically necessary for businesses who want to launch new products onto the market but do...
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