Did you know that the octopus only has a life expectancy of a couple of years? Or that their arms can explore independently of their central brain? I learned these facts while reading the programme for the Belgrade Theatre’s latest comedy, Octopus Soup!, preparing for a night of comedy. Does...
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The best travel guides For those who are partial to travel off the beaten track but don’t like to stray too far away from home, Thomas Eccardt’s Secrets of the Seven Smallest States of Europe is a must-read. Eccardt’s guide explores seven often under-appreciated destinations within the bounds of Europe,...
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It’s that time of year again when the sky is perpetually overcast and you seem to be eating your lunch at nighttime, and there are new essays to start when you’ve barely even submitted the last. Yet before the avalanche of deadlines descends, take solace in books to help you...
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Kirstie Shearman explores the guide on the right portion size and how students can adapt their eating habits to become healthier.
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President Liam Jackson has written a letter to Stuart Croft stating the SU's demands in the aftermath of the group chat scandal.
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The gambling industry contributes over £3 billion to the UK economy and employs more than 100,000 people, but at its core lies the huge issue of addiction. Each year the UK Gambling Commission publishes a report on the industry and this year it shows how the industry is thriving. But...
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An open letter to the Vice-Chancellor, written by one of the two female students who originally complained about the group chat to the University, after his announcement that the two male students involved who had their sentences reduced on appeal will not return to campus next year.
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The English National Opera (ENO) is set to offer under-18s free tickets to see Saturday night opera. Stuart Murphy, CEO of the ENO, said that this move is based on a belief that “opera is for everyone”. Appreciation of opera has taken a steep decrease and initiatives like this show...
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With thanks to the fashion weeks in London, Milan, New York and Paris, our 2019 wardrobes have already been decided. 2018 saw the rise of cycling shorts, utility trousers, disco chic flares, noughties style, animal print, the list goes on. But as we see in the new year, we also...
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The All Student Vote (ASV) for this term opened at 9am today. Warwick students can vote on motions discussed at yesterday’s ASV meeting until Friday noon, before the results are released. The ASV, put forward by the University of Warwick’s students’ union (SU), allows a chance for students to have their...
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The Crown is fully on its way back and I can’t wait! Whether you watch the Queen’s speech every Christmas or believe the monarchy is an institution that should be overthrown, The Crown is a fantastic piece of British drama. The Royals have always had their fair share of drama...
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January is a time of making lists and New Year’s resolutions. While the new gym trainers might lie discarded on the floor, and the shiny smoothie blender still in the box, there is something wonderful about the shared desire to accomplish a new goal or perspective. In the spirit of...
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Although we may love mind-bending sci-fi or fast-paced action blockbusters, sometimes what you want is a relaxing film to muse over. Richard Linklater’s trio of romantic dramas starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy, certainly fit the bill. Based on an evening Linklater spent with a woman during his travels across...
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