The eighth season of The Walking Dead concluded on our screens less than a month ago, and the arc of ‘All Out War’, adapting material from 11 of the comics the show is based on, was used to fill the storyline for the season’s entire 16 episodes. The Walking Dead...
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The students plan to make a 500m2 fort, roughly the size of a football field this coming Wednesday 20 June. The previous record for World’s Largest Blanket Fort, according to Guinness World Records, is 306.9m2.
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Calum Scott’s Birmingham concert was exhilarant in its celebration of all kinds of love. Met with flawless vocals, emotional speeches and touching stories, as well as two proposals and a roaring audience, it’s safe to say that everyone left with their hearts incredibly full. I couldn’t help reflecting, both from...
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The start of Term 3 marks the beginning of exam season. Exams are fast approaching and various other deadlines are looming over us, so what better way to spend your free time (what free time?) than by watching a movie? I personally watch way too many movies in the weeks...
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As a history student, I’m no stranger to women being invisible players in history, with people often not appreciating that women, like their male counterparts, faced hardships and interesting experiences. This is true even moving into contemporary history. One of the biggest events in the 20th century, I would argue,...
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The University of Warwick is currently seeking permission for expansion over the next four years, totalling £400 million in expenditure for nine new developments.
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This week, Music Theatre Warwick presents Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik’s Tony Award-winning musical Spring Awakening. Set in nineteenth-century Germany, this dark and emotional tale deals with themes such as child abuse, teen pregnancy, and suicide. This MTW production, directed by Grace Lovegrove, is an innovative and fresh take on...
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Exhilarating. Daunting. Liberating. Challenging. All words one can use when describing the act of travelling. All accurate too, at some point. Whether it’s a family holiday, weekend trip with friends, or a more long-term plan that involves living abroad, travel offers something different for everyone. It therefore comes as no...
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I am writing this as a survivor of rape and as someone who has escaped a violent partner. The ‘Warwick group chat’ story has brought shame upon the University. The story is so much more than a private conversation between Neanderthals who lack the wit for successful dark humour and...
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The last three years have seen a sharp increase in the number of cheating incidences at top universities, according to figures taken from freedom of information requests by The Guardian. According to these figures, the number of academic misconduct cases at Russell Group universities has risen by 40% between the...
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And so, another edition of Eurovision has been and gone, with Israel claiming the victory. The UK’s entry, SuRie, took a fairly mediocre 24th place (of 26), with a predicted wave of sympathy failing to materialise after the stage was stormed during her act. Cue familiar howls: “all of Europe...
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The University of Buckingham hopes to become Britain’s first “drug free university”, with vice-chancellor Sir Anthony Seldon introducing a contract for students to sign. Students must pledge against drug use on campus for university-related businesses, or face suspension if they persist.
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Manny Pannu responds to The Guardian's Stuart Jeffries on the topic of whether there is a modern demise of radical and intellectual content on television
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