As January tradition dictates, many of us have been making our resolutions for the New Year over the past few weeks. Here, a few of our writers offer some suggestions they believe Warwick University and the SU should focus on as we head into 2019. Remove the scourge of...
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Reports have alleged that Tokyo Medical University altered entrance examination scores in favour of applicants whose parents made large donations to the institution. Released on 29 December 2018, the new allegations were listed in the second and final reports of a third-party committee that was investigating whether the school’s entrance...
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It’s the start of the second term. How did you do academically in the first term? Not as well as you would have expected? Me too. I would spare the ‘don’t worry, it will get better’, since I, for one, do not believe things improve simply by waiting it out....
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Celeste is a masterpiece that could have stood out for its expertly crafted levels alone, but its utterly relatable story of overcoming self-doubt put this game from Matt Makes Games Inc. at the pinnacle of the medium. You play as Madeline, a young woman who set out to conquer Celeste...
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Like most fans of ZAYN, I was eagerly anticipating the release of his next album after hearing singles ‘Entertainer’, ‘Too Much’, ‘Sour Diesel’ and ‘Let Me’. Released in 2016, his first album Mind of Mine was popular, with ‘Pillowtalk’ being the biggest hit, establishing Malik as an independent artist after his...
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Rhys Clarke explores whether Charlotte Prodger's winning of the 2018 Turner Prize marks a new age for the art of film making.
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Kelvin Shiu explains how the appointment of Ole Gunnar Solskjær is instrumental in Manchester United's quest to return to the top of English football
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Heads of universities have warned that a no-deal Brexit could mean “an academic, cultural and scientific setback from which it would take decades to recover" in an open letter to their MPs.
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Our generation, like those of the past, may be doomed to follow in the footsteps of Sisyphus. ‘The War to end all Wars’ arrived at it’s official conclusion no more than 100 years ago, yet humanity has managed to deface the 20th century with more brutality and death than ever thought...
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The Valley of the Fallen, one of the most visited national monuments in Spain, remains a powerful symbol of the 1936-1939 Civil War. In the state-funded mausoleum, situated on the outskirts of Madrid, lie the remains of 40,000 victims from both sides of the conflict. But for the past 40...
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If, like me, you’d heard countless stories about the ruin pubs, baths and crazy nightlife that Budapest is famous for, you might be forgiven for desperately wanting to go. This past summer, my friends and I went on a whistle stop tour of Europe by interrail, and our last stop...
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Historical fiction is defined as a genre which takes place in a setting located in the past. But how much creative license is allowed when there’s a risk that the book can be taken as factually correct about a certain time period? Should we expect them to be historically accurate,...
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The second eldest women’s college in the United States of America, Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, will accept transgender and non-binary students from the start of the 2019/2020 academic year.
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