I started writing poetry during my GCSEs. But the end of my English classes also marked their end because I picked my A levels in science and maths. Poetry, nevertheless, survived in the background in my life. While I still cringe when looking at the lame poetry I wrote in my...
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A new BBC One drama on the enthralling life inside two fictional daily British national newspapers made its long-awaited debut last Thursday. Press revolves around the day-to-day life of journalists at The Herald, a broadsheet newspaper, and The Post, a tabloid paper. The pressure to gain exclusive stories, alongside the financial demand to...
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Lauren Turner reports on a new AI machine learning technique would could help develop tailor-made treatments for cancer.
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Students at The University of Warwick have been offered conference centre accommodation and shared rooms due to an unprecedented number of cohort.
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Matthew Dale takes a look at the new trailer for BoJack Horseman and discusses his hopes and expectations for Season 5
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Does social media influence book cover design? is a question Holly Connolly of The Guardian asked readers last week. My answer: what doesn’t it influence? Social media is undoubtedly the strongest marketing tool targeting modern consumers. It changes and dictates what we eat, wear, watch, think, and now read. But not...
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University leaders across Britain are pursuing changes in the UK visa system to enable international students to stay and work for two years after graduation.
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The politicisation of art has ushered in a new wave of contemporary artists revaluating the depiction of religious figures in art and film. One such image is the Madonna who, although hailing from what would now be called Palestine, has long been depicted as a fair, blue-eyed blonde. Now, with...
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A recent study by the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has revealed that although girls perform better in science, technology, engineering and maths subjects (known as STEM subjects) at GCSE level, many are deterred from pursuing them at A-level or university.
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The Warwick branch of the University and Colleges Union (UCU) has asked staff at the University of Warwick to opt out of lecture capture this year.
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For students, London seems to be the place to be. The vast majority of us will at one point have to venture into the big smoke for work experience, internships, or interviews. It’s almost a given that, at one point, you’ll make a journey into London whilst in university, and...
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Being a (joint honours) English student, my ability to read novels for pleasure this summer has been severed slightly, so only one of these reads is a novel. Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy Beginning the hopeful summer with an intense dose of bleak and violent nihilism, I read Cormac McCarthy’s...
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Many new students when arriving at university are concerned about the academic questions they will be asked. To what extent was this event caused by that event? What is the value of X? What imagery is present in this text? This fear is, however, entirely misplaced. The real question dangers...
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