Warwick University Men’s 1st Team Vs University of Worcester 2nd team In a physical and exciting back and forth game, Warwick Men’s first team emerged victorious over the Worcester 2nd team with a 72-60 win to secure their third victory of the campaign. Warwick came into the game in high...
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Think of an Australian TV show. Now think of another. If all you can come up with is Neighbours or Home and Away, then you might be missing out. Although the UK and the US have come to dominate the airwaves, particularly with dramas, Australia has its own hidden gems which have largely escaped popular attention. One such show which has yet to gain the mass global audience it deserves is Wentworth. First broadcast in 2013 and available in the UK on Amazon Prime, this Australian prison drama explores the modern-day lives and prison politics of women residing in Wentworth Detention Centre.
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In general, it has to be said that Spain is not so different from the UK. Besides the obvious language barrier, and various cultural distinctions, it is a Western European nation blessed with the likes of McDonalds and Ikea. Seville even has a Primark now. However in my two months...
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CHL Warwick 2018 was held on Saturday 24 November in the Oculus Building. Hosted by third-year Sociology student Seyi Alawode and her team, the event is Warwick’s first student-run creative careers conference. #CHLWarwick 2018, originally named “Create Her Lane”, saw three panels each consisting of three to six creative industry...
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Archie Stephens explores whether Leonardo da Vinci had an eye condition which could have affected how he painted and drew.
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Bella Snow brings Gogglebox to life with our favourite literary characters from Dorian Grey to Sir Gawain to Sherlock Holmes as they watch the Great British Bake Off final… This week, viewers were blessed with some enthralling television. With Big Narstie and Scarlett Moffatt bringing hilarity to the Would I...
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Earlier this year, Miles Kane announced a comeback after a five-year-long break from a solo career. Besides the two studio albums released under his side project The Last Shadow Puppets, ‘Coup de Grace’ marks Kane’s third solo album. With collaborations from the likes of Jamie T and Lana Del Rey,...
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A few years ago, I came across an article regarding the rise of the alt-right in Germany. While shocking, I didn’t think that this extremism was representative of a global trend. With the events of the last year, though, it’s clear I couldn’t have been more wrong. Worthy of history...
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In the last instalment of his new series Altered States, Louis Theroux explores a different approach of adoption in Southern California, and the lengths some parents will go to get a baby. Open adoption works on the basis where hopeful parents pay thousands to agencies to be matched with pregnant...
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I’ve owned my Switch since the day it came out, but there’s never really been that much I fancied playing on it. Mario Kart and Mario Odyssey were a must, of course, and I eventually found a cheap copy of the Crash trilogy that was too good not to buy,...
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The beautiful city of Venice is famous for many reasons, but it is perhaps most known for its position in the middle of the Venetian lagoon, where it sits atop millions of wooden poles hammered into the seabed below. This unique environment is responsible for the regular occurrence of ‘Acqua...
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It’s been barely a month since WarnerMedia announced their decision to close the popular streaming service, ‘FilmStruck’. However, as a result of this, The Criterion Collection has already announced plans to launch their own streaming service. There was immense public outcry following the closure of FilmStruck, with a petition to...
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The University of Warwick vice-chancellor has warned that there is a real risk of “nightmare scenarios” for UK universities due to the Brexit fallout materialising.
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