When was the last time you read a book you really wanted to read? In full? For pleasure? With our seemingly never-ending list of things to do at university, it is often difficult to find the time to read something other than course material. As such, it would be unsurprising...
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Yusuf Ali explores the impact screen time has on youth mental health
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Literature has an amazing way of creating wanderlust with its elaborate descriptions of beautiful places inspiring readers to travel to the places featured in our favourite books. Whether it makes you want to go to Scotland or Thailand, we can definitely take our inspiration from literature. David Nicholls’ One Day...
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One of the two female students who originally complained about the group chat responds to the Vice-Chancellor's statement released yesterday.
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A Korean Odyssey (also known as Hwayugi) is a romantic, fantasy drama, starring Lee Seung Gi as Son Oh Gong, an immortal monkey spirit, and Oh Yeon So as Jin Seo Mi, a woman with second sight, who turns out to be no ordinary human but Sam Jong, who is destined to save the world. A Korean Odyssey is a modern, Korean adaption of a classical, Chinese story – Journey to the West – which was published during the 16th century and has been subject to many television and film adaptions.
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Many students decide to take a gap year between their final year of school and their first year of university education. However, this is also quite a popular way to spend the year between graduating and starting your career. Many use a gap year to travel while others may stay...
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As the cast re-entered the stage at the end of Hamilton, the whole crowd – including me – rose to their feet in eager applause. I had waited seven months to see the musical. It had surpassed my (very) high expectations and, in that moment, I was genuinely full of...
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While it may not be the most uplifting, dystopian fiction is one of the most important literary genres for young people to engage with. Tackling polemical issues like environmental crises, repressive government regimes and toxic warfare, these novels construct a striking warning to mankind. The aim? To prevent the recurrence...
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Theo Wolf reports on the Chinese scientists who have successfully grown plants on the dark side of the moon thanks to the Chang’e 4 lunar probe.
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Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft has a released a statement regarding the group chat scandal and subsequent national outrage. He stated that despite calls, the group chat participants will not be banned from campus. He stated that he did not have the “authority to do so” and that “to give one person...
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The University of Warwick Students’ Union have demanded an emergency meeting with the University’s Vice Chancellor, Stuart Croft, in the aftermath of the Warwick group chat scandal. In a video statement by President Liam Jackson and Education Officer, Larissa Kennedy, the SU stated that it “can no longer work with the...
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I recently had the opportunity to watch Vice. The film, starring Christian Bale as former US Vice-President ‘Dick Cheney’, recounts key events in the politician’s life that led to his assumption of power. Now, as you may expect, the politics of the film are particularly obvious – director, Adam McKay,...
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Benedict Kiros assesses the race for MVP as the NBA reaches its halfway point
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