Disney, the multimedia conglomerate studio, is a name synonymous with fantasy and childhood. However, I am losing faith in their ability to bring dreams to life with their endless factory rehashing of popular films, seemingly only in the name of money. Please Disney, stop with the live action remakes. In...
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Lauren Turner explores the parts of the brain responsible for the Christmas spirit.
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The University of Warwick’s campus cat, Rolf, has been chosen to feature in an exhibition about university cats at the University Museum Groningen.
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Matthew Dale explores how listening to Christmas songs excessively can negatively impact our mental health, but why they are still constantly played to us anyway.
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Héloïse Letissier, a.k.a Christine and the Queens wowed the people of Birmingham during her first performance in the midland city. By alternating seamlessly between the work from her first studio album Chaleur Humaine to her recent release Chris, she kept the energy high: the atmosphere was one of warmth and...
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Rory McNeill reviews the Doctor Who finale 'The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kovos'. Was this an average end to an average series?
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Warwick Business School (WBS) and the Bank of England (BoE) have collaborated to launch a new online postgraduate programme, “Global Central Banking and Financial Regulation”, in 2019. The programme allows students to study one module to receive a Postgraduate Award, or earn the Master of Science (MSc) qualification in three...
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David Edgar’s adaptation of A Christmas Carol is a brilliant retelling of a timeless classic. With its pure view of Christmas, it makes for a wonderful festive treat that’s fun, heart-warming, jovial, and ultimately redemptive. The production is faultless with excellent effects, set design, costumes and lighting making for an...
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Whilst the winter holidays, for many, are dominated by the celebration of Christmas, there are many students at Warwick who do not actually celebrate the holiday in the traditional sense. As such, two students describe their personal connections to Christmas, despite not traditionally celebrating the holiday. Mariam Amini When...
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The current tuition fee system is blunt and oversimplified. A stratified tuition fee system would be fairer and more considerate to the range of services provided by a university. The proposed tuition fees of £6, 500-a-year for arts degrees and £13, 000 or more for science-based subjects would accurately take...
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Christmas: the season where hope springs eternal, where laughter and good cheer are spread, and kindness to one’s fellow man predominates. It’d be nice if any of that were actually true, but let’s be honest, Christmas is really about the presents you get, and finding the perfect gift for someone...
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Claire Coulthard explains the reason some of us reach for a cup of coffee whilst some prefer a mug of tea.
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The Leamington Winter Support (LWS) Night Shelter has revealed the move will be from their “temporary” set-up in the Priors Club on Tower Street to Packington Place in Leamington Spa.
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