Here’s an advertisement for an event entitled: ‘Wolf of Wall-Street Party’ a couple of years ago at the O2: “Greetings to all our Wall Street traders! You’ve been fantastic this year, and to celebrate, we’re throwing a huge NYE event at Indigo at the O2 […] The party is designed...
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Warwick District Council (WDC) has proposed a controversial draft masterplan to create a “Creative Quarter” in Leamington Spa, which is now launched for public consultation.
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There are many techniques authors can employ to maintain momentum in their writing – particularly across several books where it is vital to plan plot points that can be extended and evaluated later on in the series. This is important for keeping readers interested in the lives of the characters,...
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The Japanese House arrived onto the scene in 2015 shrouded in mystery. Little was known about 19-year-old singer-songwriter Amber Bain, the solo face behind the project, as she released her debut EP, Pools to Bathe In. Featuring co-production from The 1975’s Matt Healy and George Daniel, it featured electronic, ambient...
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It dawned on me, one dreary Sunday in October, that I had a problem. I was in bed, Netflix blaring from my iPad in my lap, whilst I switched between Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook on my phone. I had an almost out-of-body realisation that I was cripplingly addicted to my...
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Carl Higgins previews the upcoming January transfer window, and argues no matter what transfers occur, the title race will be unaffected.
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Matilda Smith explains the problems and shortcomings of the silent protagonist troupe in the first of our "Prove It" series
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As the new WMG building, in all its glass-front glory, opens this month, many Warwick students (particularly those hailing from the crumbling ruins of the Humanities building) will be bitter with course envy not for the first (and certainly not for the last) time. Believe me when I say that,...
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You can’t deny that Christmas would just not be the same without food. It’s a way to bring everyone together, sit with family and friends and socialise without the pressures of work and everyday time constraints; it gives us the chance to relax and enjoy some good company (and of...
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Some of my favourite memories as a child are unwrapping books for Christmas. Normally, it was the newest edition in the Harry Potter series, which I would then greedily read by the end of Boxing Day before my family could get their hands on it. Now that the Harry Potter...
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One of the first questions you ask of another student when you meet them is “What do you study?”. Now imagine if the answer not only told you what subject they were doing but how much they were paying to do their degree. A banal question becomes loaded with notions...
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This year marked the tenth anniversary of the devastating financial crisis of ’08 that hit the financial industry and rippled into the lives of millions of people across the world. Heading into the next year, it is now time to ask ourselves a pertinent question: What have we, and the...
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The University of Warwick has been awarded the Advance HE’s Institutional Athena SWAN Silver Award, which recognises advancement in gender equality.
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