Famed British rock band Muse’s eighth studio album, Simulation Theory, fully embraces the electronic sphere of their sound and, unfortunately, it doesn’t pay off. Their unique brand of stadium-filling, grandiose progressive rock takes a backseat in favour of synth-heavy, 80s-inspired pop-rock, a departure from Muse’s previous guitar-focused 2015 release, Drones....
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We all love a bargain, but are the black Friday deals simply too good to be true when it comes to planning your holidays? This year I found a number of holiday sites were slashing the costs of their holidays in honour of the American tradition of ‘Black Friday’, making...
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Juste Rekstyte investigates how arts can improve our health and wellbeing.
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Lauren Turner reports on research from the University of Oxford which claims to have modified a virus to eliminate cancer cells.
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Although books such as The Iliad, The Odyssey and The Aeneid make up many of the required readings lists on many English Literature and Classics courses, they rarely feature in the original languages that they were written in. Is there anything to be gained from reading classical texts in their...
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The traditional Christmas tree in front of the Arts Centre will no longer be put up this year due to scheduled building work, the University has confirmed.
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The days have long gone where wages were given in brown envelopes. Now, employees can expect to be paid for their work at the end of the month, or start of the next, through an electronic system called Bacs. What is even more surprising, is that this payment method of...
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Warwick Futsal 1s brushed aside the University of East Anglia in a comprehensive victory to maintain their unbeaten start to the BUCS season.
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With the recent success of Jodie Whittaker representing female leads on the small screen, why not take a look at other strong leads that perhaps you haven’t heard about? Whether you need a bit of female empowerment to get you through the week or just want something new to obsess...
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During our time at university, we have the opportunity to integrate ourselves into the local community in several ways, primarily through volunteering. Many societies provide us with the chance to directly engage with the local population. We were fortunate enough to speak with Sam Percival from Warwick STAR, to discuss...
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My Saturday night began by seeing Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald and finished with a hangover. My head was spinning the next morning but I’m still unsure as to whether it was from drinking or watching Fantastic Beasts. It’s a convoluted mess of a film. Bloated by an innumerable...
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In our politically-charged world, Bella Snow deciphers whether fiction can make sense of the news… Is science-fiction the key to understanding politics? Despair, desolation, nihilism – only a small number from a myriad of consequences the public expected the referendum to bring. But Britain’s withdrawal from the political mainland did not only...
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Cats are arguably the most independent of all house pets, and research suggests they domesticated themselves.
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