Coventry has been announced as the UK City of Culture 2021. If you’re unsure what this means, or how to get involved, check out our handy Q&A! What is a City of Culture? The UK City of Culture is a designation given to a city in the UK for a...
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In recent years, we’ve seen exponential growth in ‘coming of age’ films. You know the formula: a teenager who is oxymoronically unique yet commonplace finds themselves on the cusp of adulthood and goes on an adventure. Laughs will be had and love will be forged through the trials and tribulations...
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Marta Zima takes a look at how university life is depicted on TV, and whether or not this is the reality
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President Trump’s Twitter activity has set a dangerous precedent for world politics. The theatre of debate and international relations has become digitalised like never before, and others following the president’s trigger-happy example could make the 11th largest social media platform the world’s most important one. Twitter’s market value has constantly...
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No first week at Warwick is complete without a trip to the Sports Fair, the annual gathering of representatives from all 64 clubs, waiting to recruit its next batch of freshers. Sport is hugely important at Warwick, with many students choosing to take part over their university career. Whether or...
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Yusuf Ali explores whether the newest iPhones are worth the money, as well as the best student budget-friendly alternatives.
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Gould Barbers, a new barber shop in Coventry, will be raising money for charity during its opening day on Friday 5 October. They will be offering free haircuts from 7am to 6pm – appointments are not necessary – for charity donations as they open their doors at the Tesco Extra,...
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The way I see it, there are three main ways you meet people in first year: your course, your accommodation, and the clubs that you join. My first year was pretty much decided from the offset. When you’re walking around the sports fair, you’ll hear the same line, over and...
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Autumn Elections for 2018 are now open. To become an officer or representative, students can nominate themselves and become involved in the “Make Your Mark!” campaign.
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Last month, the US, Philippines and Hong Kong were all devastatingly struck by Hurricane Florence and Typhoon Mangkhut. Category 5 winds, reaching speeds of up to 165 mph, alongside rainfall reaching depths of 30 inches (76cm) burdened local communities, leaving some buried alive following landslides in two Filipino villages. Not...
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The University of Warwick’s vice chancellor has joined the call for essay-writing mills to be made illegal in order “to safeguard the reputation” of UK universities.
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Lauren Turner reveals all the must-have apps for University of Warwick students to help you navigate university life.
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One of the biggest challenges for many freshers is cooking for themselves every night. Not only do you have to learn how to cook, but one of the biggest challenges in my experience is thinking of new recipes. I’m going into my fourth year and I still struggle to add...
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