As the popularity of Love Island amongst young women increases, Hazel Needham discusses the show's shortcomings in its failure to show diversity of body type and to encourage body positivity
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In the third edition of our Warwick at the Fringe series, Jessie Kolvin meets the team behind the emerging theatre company Reactivists to discuss their new show. What’s the concept? Since the 1st January 2018, five female writers have worked together to create weekly responses to the socio-political events of...
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Georgia Simcox reports on a potential new treatment which could allow women to conceive naturally thanks to "artificial ovaries".
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The Committee on Climate Change was recently quoted as stating that several governmental departments remain ignorant to the issue of rising temperatures. That doesn’t surprise me because, despite recent progress, it isn’t enough, and getting people to care is hard. As someone who has been taught about climate change from...
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Last Friday, Berlin’s Humboldt University’s supervisory committee voted in favour of establishing an institute for Islamic theology, which critics have condemned for having a conservative Islamic advisory board. The publicly funded institute will be provided with €13 million (£11.5 million) from the city of Berlin to achieve its purpose in...
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June marks LGBTQ Pride Month, a time to reflect on the struggles of queer people around the world and celebrate everything it means to be part of the LGBTQ+ community. At a time of great leaps and bounds in queer representation (see Love, Simon and shows like Queer Eye), there is...
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There were reports of unruly behaviour during the match screenings, with some fans commenting on the University's Facebook post that locals were throwing cans at students during the England vs Colombia match.
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The University of Warwick is one of many Warwickshire and Coventry organisations which have banded together to support regional businesses with education and training services.
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Born on 30 July 1818, this month marks the bicentenary of Emily Brontë’s birth, the second youngest of the four surviving Brontë siblings. Last summer I was lucky enough to visit the Brontë Parsonage and contributed to the re-writing of the manuscript of Wuthering Heights to celebrate this bicentenary. Emily lived...
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The University of Sheffield will be offering LGBT-only flats for the 2018-2019 academic year. 30 students have already applied for the 12 rooms, and plans to expand the flats in the next academic year are underway.
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No other competition carries the prestige or the emotion of the World Cup, yet in the final round of group games we were presented with three matches in which one or both teams attempted to fix their Round of 16 draw. Not only is this frustrating for fans inside the...
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Travelling has become one of my greatest passions. Be it grand, long-distant adventures or local explorations, experiencing new locations and cultures is always at the top of my bucket list. However, for me solo travel is impossible; I am always accompanied by an extra passenger, my Crohn’s Disease. I...
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Sophie Kempston explains why we get goosebumps when listening to live music, as well as which genre of music is most likely to give you goosebumps.
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