The University of Nottingham has launched an investigation after a message made out of toilet paper reading “uni girls love rape” was left on the floor of a shared bathroom in a halls of residence. A spokesperson from the University of Nottingham said that the massage was removed as soon...
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Is it possible to build a city for the arts from scratch? Chinese contractors are attempting to do just that with their “Valley XL” project, a new city, comprising four km2, costing 18 billion yuan (approximately £2.1 billion). According to South China Morning Post, it will be located in a...
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The University of Warwick confirmed today that six of the eleven students, who were members of a group chat with offensive messages, have left the university.
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Sam Savelli reviews the second season of 13 Reasons Why and give thirteen reasons why he thinks you should give this show a miss
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As a child, I grew up on a diet of Jacqueline Wilson novels, with Tracy Beaker and her anti-social, dumping ground antics being a favourite. With the news of a Tracy Beaker sequel, in which she is a single parent having to provide for herself and her daughter, I am...
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Summer is a period of freedom. We have completed all of our exams and have months to do as we wish. What better way to spend these lazy summer months than to indulge in films where characters are similarly treating themselves to sunny adventures? Stand by Me (1986) directed by...
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Academics and professors from overseas are heavily indebted after having to pay for visas and permanent residency to continue working in UK universities. Employees from outside the European Union (EU) are granted temporary work visas which last five years. Afterwards, they have to pay £2,389 to apply for permanent residency,...
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Students entering university now are doing so with better qualifications than in the past, according to a new report by Universities UK (UUK).
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After living in Leamington Spa for almost a year and exploring all the independent restaurants and cafes that the town has to offer, I thought that its vegan options couldn’t get any better. Then Cellar Club opened. When its menu popped up on my Facebook feed I expected it to...
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As someone who took great pleasure in England’s swift Euro 2016 departure at the hands of Gylfi Sigurdsson and company, not just for the underdog factor, but also for the amusement which graces any Scottish person when we’re granted the chance to see England embarrassed, I find myself disappointed in...
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Set in the town of Leith north of Edinburgh, this upbeat musical based on the songs of The Proclaimers starts with recently discharged army servicemen Ally and Davy’s return home from Afghanistan. The story follows their readjustment in Scottish society, with Ally reuniting with his girlfriend Liz (Davy’s sister), and...
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A Warwick Postgraduate student will be holding an event entitled “The Big Political Quiz 2018” at St Patrick’s Irish Club in Leamington on 20th June to raise money for the charity Child.org.
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Sitting down right now, I’ve realised how this review of Solo: A Star Wars Story is probably the most difficult article I’ve written. And that’s because the film is ultimately fine. It’s actually how I feel about all of these new Star Wars films; I enjoy watching them, but ultimately...
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