Christmas is near and ‘tis the season to be jolly. Are you planning on splashing out and spoiling your loved ones, or are you so deep into your overdraft that this year your presence is a present? With Black Friday behind us, the Christmas shopping frenzy is upon us, so...
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Following the critical success of 'Dark', 'Dogs of Berlin' is the second German language original produced by Netflix. The plot follows Berlin cop Kurt Grimmer as he attempts to solve the murder of Germany’s top football player. Dom Webb reviews the show
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Coventry University is amongst a handful of UK universities informally trialling new software that aims to combat cheating.
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After a long term of essays, reading, lectures and additional work, it comes as a relief to be back at home over the Christmas break. I feel like every year, although we happen to be in a completely different place in our own lives, some things never change. Christmas time...
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Lucie Carr explores the issue of advertising on arts buildings, from Sydney selling out to trailers in theatres.
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For the first time in twenty years, Roald Dahl’s My Year is back in print. The combined efforts of the Roald Dahl Story Company and Penguin Random House have helped initiate a reappraisal of a largely forgotten work, one perhaps overshadowed by the success of his beloved children’s novels. It’s...
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Usually my walk to university involves passing through some lovely parks abundant with adorable dogs. However, in late November I was greeted by hundreds of students dressed in black from head to toe, the orange haze of the sunrise as their backdrop. The smell of rebellion was in the air,...
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The recent surge in political parties using social media platforms to promote political messages has led many to question whether the trend of subconsciously tapping into our minds will remain in the long term. The UK government has been criticised for spending nearly £100,000 of taxpayers’ money buying Facebook adverts...
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When oil prices are hitting the headlines, OPEC play a lead role in dominating news stories. Yet, The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), is seldom studied beyond the acronym. OPEC are serious players when it comes to dictating oil markets and the wider economy as a result. The...
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If, like me, you’re the only non-meat eater in your family, the eagerly awaited Christmas dinner may have left you unfulfilled in the past. Whilst being disgusted by the overly plump turkey being clumsily carved by a relative, it is hard not to envy the unrestricted range of food available...
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One of my favourite parts of Christmas is getting to spend quality time with my family, and there’s nothing better than playing a good board game after a nice lunch. Here are some of the very best games to pull you out of that food coma. Trivial Pursuit Trivial Pursuit...
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Everyone usually has their own horror story when it comes to preparing and packing for a summer vacation. Frantically running up and down the stairs, trying to find the bottom half of that particular blue bikini, and shouting over to your sister to see if she’s still got the white...
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The reputation of the Warwick Rowers precedes them at our University, and we all know it’s not exactly due to their rowing capabilities. 2019 marks the tenth naked calendar the club have released, and following a quick look at their Instagram (which boasts nearly 200,000 followers), it’s clear they plan...
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