Mo Farah has won his first marathon in Chicago on only his third attempt at the style of competition. The four-time Olympic gold medalist quit the track over a year ago to pursue road racing and it has paid off. The athlete finished eighth in his first marathon in London...
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Lauren Turner investigates whether a new font, Sans Forgetica, could help you memorise text.
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It was love at first sight. The first time I read Catch-22 I fell madly in love with it. It’s strange to think that a book so consumed with rage, so bound up in attacking the idiocies of man and the absurdities of war, would provide me with so much...
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Jessie Kolvin speaks to the four ex-Warwick theatre companies returning to campus for the Arts Centre’s Emerge Festival.
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Durham University’s students’ union has divided opinion recently after Angelos Sofocleous, former assistant editor of the university’s philosophy journal and general editor of its online magazine, was removed from both positions for retweeting a trans-exclusionary article stating that women do not have penises. Sofocleous, 24, responded to his removal by...
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A recent study by the University of Sussex has revealed that the number of pupils studying music as part of secondary school curriculum has significantly decreased over recent years. They found that growing numbers of schools had reduced the number of hours allocated to music in years seven to nine...
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New research suggests that universities across the UK have missed out on £8 billion in revenue over five years due to restrictions on visas for international students.
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Theo Wolf explores the contents and conclusions of Stephen Hawking's final paper.
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A student at Newcastle University died due to excessive alcohol consumption after taking part in a society ‘initiation’ event, an inquest heard.
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An individual’s initiative has led to Walkers declaring that people will be able to mail their crisps packets to a recycling company for free from December onwards. It all began with an online petition calling on Walkers and other crisps manufacturers to make their packaging recyclable or ideally non-plastic and...
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Boasting an impressive line-up of 268 games, there was something on offer for everybody at EGX 2018. In particular, I was excited at the prospect of being able to view gameplay for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, showcased alongside The Division 2 at Ubisoft’s EGX booth. Thankfully, the blockbuster title did not...
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Dan Turley explores the antimatter mystery and reports on Warwick researchers tackling it.
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Having to actually confirm what POC stood for with a friend, before acknowledging that I do in fact count as a “person of colour”, was a very strange revelation. A phrase I’d heard referenced before, but tried not to put too much weight behind because like all labels, stereotype comes...
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