Being green and trying to help save the planet has arguably never been as trumpeted, and there are tons of ways we can be more eco-friendly – but how can we offset the need to be environmentally conscious with the urge to travel? In the wake of an airline’s recent...
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The University's Director of Press served as investigating officer for the initial group chat investigation which saw 11 students suspended in May, and five banned from campus a month later.
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Arisa Loomba discusses the BBC's three-part adaptation of Andrea Levy's 'The Long Song'
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You could forgive Stuart Nunn, having just been cast alongside Gillian Anderson and Lily James in All About Eve in the West End, for being a little bit pleased with himself. Only two and a half years out of drama school, it is not even his first production of such...
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Former Warwick students have come out publicly criticise the University’s handling of the group chat scandal, as well as express their support for the female students affected.
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Over the years, literature has evolved to become more inclusive. More novels are exploring sexuality and narrating stories starring characters that are not exclusively White British. But where are the stories featuring disabled people? If disabilities are represented in literary texts, it helps bring a stigmatised topic to the centre...
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Gillette launched their latest advertising campaign with a short film called “We Believe: The Best Men Can Be”, which reimagines modern masculinity. Following the release of this film, there was a predictable backlash from those who felt attacked and belittled by the depiction of men as bullies, lecherous street-harassers, and smug...
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Theo Wolf reports on the study which proved that the prisoner nicknamed ‘Spandau #7’ was actually Rudolf Hess, thanks to DNA analysis.
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