The famous ‘Warwick Bubble’. Consisting of Warwick campus and Leamington Spa, the ‘Warwick away from Warwick’ where most undergraduates choose to live in their second year. In the bubble, Warwick students immerse themselves in all things warwick – POP!, SU societies and underlying fear of what Coventry has to offer....
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Stephen Lehec, headmaster of Kingston Grammar School, has argued that universities are insincere in their approach to student wellbeing, and suggested that schools should keep up with alumni for their mental health.
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Recently I spent a long weekend in Verona and having instantly fallen in love with the bustling Italian city wanted to share my tips and tricks on how to make the most of the romantic hotspot in just 48 hours. One of the great advantages of Verona is the...
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When you start at Warwick, you may think that this is the first time you’ll come across a gaming professor – however, if you’re a gamer, you’re likely to have met loads. What’s more, although you may not have realised it, the things that these scholars have taught you throughout...
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Hymns for Robots doesn’t really feel like a play. There is no real sense of beginning and end. Without sounding too pretentious (something the play also tries to avoid), it is more of a series of sketches about Delia Derbyshire’s life while at the same time creating a playground of...
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The attendance of the Sex Workers’ Outreach Project (SWOP) Sussex at the University of Brighton’s freshers’ fair has been called “beyond disgraceful” and sparked a division in opinion.
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Following the Societies Fair last week, Megan Jenkins discusses what would happen if our favourite literary characters attended the event.
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The majority of us will have heard Stephen Hawking’s most famous line: “Look up at the stars and not down at your feet.” A plethora of work demonstrates Hawking was, unsurprisingly, onto something with these sentiments, both mentally and physically.
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University is all about discovering yourself and your interests. While this is most frequently said with regards to broadening your academic and career horizons, friendship groups are an indispensable, yet often forgotten, part of this path to self-discovery. Welcome Week can be overwhelming: you suddenly live away from home, share...
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Take a look inside the world of societies at Warwick! From the reason behind joining societies, to an insight into some of the societies that Warwick offers. Why join societies? Reece Goodall Societies are so important at Warwick, for tons of reasons. When I started, I never really gelled with...
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According to new proposals by the Office for Students (OfS), universities may be fined or de-registered if they fail to improve diversity by admitting more financially disadvantaged, disabled, or black and minority ethnic (BME) students.
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Much like the book it’s based on, the film Crazy Rich Asians has dominated the charts. As the first film with an all-Asian cast since Joy Luck Club, it has sparked a necessary conversation about diversity on the silver screen. The film has also reignited the flame that is romcom...
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A university in Madrid is currently being investigated for allegedly giving away diplomas to around 500 Italian nationals, despite them having limited Spanish language skills.
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