A report published by the National Union of Students (NUS) has found that university students from working-class backgrounds face a "poverty premium", which entails paying higher costs to continue studying, potentially leading to a feeling of isolation among their peers.
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Claire Coulthard reports on a new polysulfide sponge created by Flinders University which can soak up oil spills from our waters.
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Four years after Fickle Friends dropped their first single ‘Swim’, the Brighton-based quintet have risen in popularity. After touring for two years without a label, the anticipation for their debut album You Are Someone Else has been immense. And this record does what it promises, delivering sound-defining synths within anthems...
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Probably the most accurate thing that can be said of Avengers: Infinity War is that it’s a movie aware of its own importance. The culmination of the last ten years of movies set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Infinity War delivers on the hype that’s been brewing ever since ‘Thanos’ appeared...
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Which is more helpful? Fact or Fiction? It depends which lens you would like to filter your perspective through. Medical books will, undoubtedly, examine the scientific reasoning behind a specific health struggle, incorporating both logic and biology to determine the root cause of mental illnesses, such as depression, schizophrenia and...
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Alice Marmara reflects on her personal experience with pressure in exams and how she believes the pressure can impact others.
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The latest student production to be performed at the Goose Nest – Misterman by Enda Walsh – promises to be unlike anything Warwick has seen before. Co-director Matt Owen explains that Enda Walsh’s plays are “beautiful but really tough to put on.” So, a “big collaboration was necessary”. Oscar Sadler,...
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According to recent rankings from the Complete University Guide, the University of Warwick has dropped from top five and top ten positioning for four Humanities subjects, whilst the science department is rising through the ranks.
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‘You enjoyed the show?’ Tokio Myers warmly asks as he wipes a sweat backstage following a set that’s barely believable. Playing at the O2 Institute Birmingham as part of his Our Generation tour, Myers puts on a performance that leaves the crowd applauding and in awe. The 2017 Britain’s Got...
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Great social change was what defined Britain in the 1960s and its massive cultural footprint is reflected through the moves cinema made during this period. The vibrancy and variety of the films during this period was almost unparalleled for British cinema, and many of them remain classics to this day....
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Amy Kynman reports that drinking over the recommended alcohol limit could decrease life expectancy by two years.
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Although the original The Strangers received incredibly mixed reviews on its 2008 release, it went down really well with audiences who have been clamouring for a sequel ever since. Now, ten years later, their wishes have been granted. It may have received the same mixed reviews in America, but I...
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Recent months have seen the National Rifle Association (NRA) dominate much of the political conversation in the United States. Whether revelling in the compliments of the President or weathering the storm of anti-gun activism, the organisation has gained traction and attention in measures it hasn’t enjoyed in much of the...
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