In an age when media consumption seems to be done on smaller and smaller screens, the cinema remains the definitive way in which to watch films, and for good reason. While the cinema may not be the most convenient place to watch films, as it puts you at the mercy...
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Calls have been made to improve equality of opportunity for university entry by making it “about background, and not just exams”.
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Manpreet Kaur reports on new research from the University of York and the University of Warwick which aims to make biodegradable plastics more sustainable.
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Coming out of school having just finished my A-level exams and looking forward to my academic future at university, I was not expecting there to be many similarities. The differences in teaching style between school and university are considerable. Instead of classrooms, teachers and weeks to learn topics – we...
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This time of year has come around far too quickly, but I’m not complaining. I’ve done first year, and having been at Warwick until a few weeks ago, I missed a lot of Pride-related events in my city. But while I was unable to attend the spectacle that is Birmingham...
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You may have noticed over the past few years that a lot of the games currently coming out are sequels and remasters. Most sports games have new iterations every year, shooters like Call of Duty, Halo and Battlefield continue to pump out a new game most years. Ubisoft just can’t...
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Just over a week ago, the mood in England was gloomy. The World Cup dream had been cut abruptly short; normal service had resumed. For some, though, the mood was not just gloomy. It was dangerous, damaging, terrifying. Statistics collected by academics, drawn from phone calls received by the police...
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Lauren Turner reports on a new vaccine which provides hope in the fight against the spread of HIV according to new research.
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The Commons Science and Technology Committee (CSTC) have revealed that many universities are failing to disclose information regarding research malpractice. The committee has since suggested the formation of a new independent body to regulate universities. Through an inquiry, MPs asked institutions if they published an annual summary of internal research...
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Whatever your thoughts on Blossoms’ self-titled debut, Cool Like You opens strong. The lead-off track ‘There’s A Reason Why’ is everything you’d expect – or hope for – from a new single, with well-mixed synths underscoring the most effective vocal performance in the Stockport band’s short career. There’s a potent...
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Driving through the White Island is a delight. The breeze touches your skin as you speed up the pronounced curves among mountains and plateaus. Along the highway, the ocean’s deep blue is speckled with aquamarine spots. With the sound of the sea surrounding Ibiza, the seasons pass. The plants bloom...
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The Social Mobility Employer Index (SMEI) created by the Social Mobility Foundation found that a growing number of British employers do not consider the alma mater of prospective workers that is listed in their applications.
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Giles Allen-Bowden looks at how the new Doctor Who teasers compare to trailers of the show in previous years, and explains why he can't wait for Series 11
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