Did scientists just discover a new organ called the interstitium?
Reece Goodall digs deeper into the story about the discovery of a new organ - is it new? Is it even an organ?
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It is easy to call out blatant racism, but it isn’t enough for me
My eyes scan the lines of another news story of racism and abuse with exhausted familiarity. The same details resurface like the refrain of a bad song. Racial epithets. Rowdy white boys. The alcohol excuse. Straw men in the comments sections, refusing to acknowledge an issue they’ve never faced. I...
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CGI: Computer Generated Issues
Pretty much every time you head to the cinema these days, in some shape or form, you’ll be witnessing things on-screen that were never truly there. Be it grand scale action scenes, massive landscapes, or even the presence or removal of certain body parts, it seems like anything that you...
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Travelling and Reading ‘Into the Wild’
I’ve spent the last 7 months of my life travelling. Studying abroad in Puerto Rico, before exploring Colombia solo for a month, and then landing in Spain to start my second semester of university. During all these trips I read whatever English or Spanish books I could get my hands...
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Science Explains: The bittersweet truth behind chocolate
Over Easter, the country saw the consumption of chocolate increase drastically and science is here to tell us the bittersweet truth about our favourite snack.
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Universities slammed for “woefully inconsistent” response to sexual assault
An investigation into how universities respond to reports of sexual assault and misconduct have revealed massive discrepancies in how cases are managed
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Three Perfect Podcasts for Procrastination
With exam season looming, writer Hannah Brandler shares three podcasts to enjoy while revising for upcoming exams.
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Max Holloway: the heir to Conor McGregor’s throne?
In light of dramatic events in the UFC world in the last few days, Alex Pattle muses on the futures of two very different fighters
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Warwick ranked 19th most unequal university in the UK
New figures from the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) report that the University of Warwick has the 19th most unequal admission rate when it comes to intake of rich and poor students, along with a large proportion of Russell Group universities.
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‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Season 2 Review
Giles Allen-Bowden reviews Netflix's second season of Lemony Snicket's 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'. If you'd rather not read about miserable and depressing things then stay away from this article...
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Why we don’t need a Charmed Reboot
The TV shows I watched growing up will always have a special place in my heart and one of these is Charmed, the iconic fantasy drama revolving around the lives of three sister witches, the ‘Charmed Ones’, who tackle demons, warlocks, and the dating scene a decade before the invention...
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Why are video games still America’s scapegoat?
Are video games too violent? The 90s era debate conjures images of panicked parents screaming, “Think of the children!” and politicians clambering to draft statements on issues they know next to nothing about. It’s re-entered the mainstream after remarks made by the United States’ president in the weeks following February’s...
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“King of my city, king of my country, king of my homeland”: A Black Panther soundtrack review
The album’s full title is ‘Black Panther Album: Music From and Inspired by’ and the 14-track project is exactly that. Rather than presenting a narrative parallel to the film, the songs instead offer a glimpse into the world of Wakanda, whether through lyrical overtones or the African-influenced production. Kendrick Lamar...
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