The University of Warwick’s Students’ Union (SU) has demanded an apology and explanation from the University regarding “confusion” over two Summer Provisional Exam timetables published in one day.
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One of the joys of being a student is being able to enjoy several weeks off during Christmas and Easter, and hence having the freedom to travel. If you’re thinking about where to go and what your next destination should be this Easter, here are some suggestions depending on what...
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President of the United States Donald Trump has recently signed an executive order on free speech, after it was suggested that the rights of speakers on campuses have been stifled by student protestors. The order, signed on 21 March, links free speech at colleges to federal grants, with aims to...
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Sarah Staniforth reviews Solange's recent album When I Get Home which was released when Black History Month became Women's History Month.
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There are no hard and fast rules in fashion (always wear whatever you want!), but you might feel that your look isn’t tying itself together. Why not try a different silhouette? The silhouette is “the overall outline or shape of a garment”. Whether you’re looking for trousers, tops, skirts, dresses,...
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Whether you’re enjoying what’s going on in the world or can barely summon the courage to think about it, politics is everywhere at the moment. You would have thought that, given every ongoing political situation, people would have turned to something else to help them unwind. However, it seems politics...
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Marta Zima reports on new research by Universities of Warwick and Oxford into the impact of mobile phones on time spent partaking in family activities.
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As a science student, politics and economics officially caught my interest during sixth form when I started working on my Extended Project Qualification. This interest then developed as I began to understand how important a role politics and economics play in ensuring that our laboratory findings become real policies that...
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Irish student newspaper The University Times may be defunded and forced to close following their investigation of a secret society’s initiations ceremony. In March 2019, reporters for The University Times recorded the Knights of Campanile’s hazing process outside the apartment where it was conducted, during which sounds of gagging, retching...
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Last Saturday, Love Island fans were shocked by the news that former contestant Mike Thalassitis, known as “Muggy Mike”, had taken his own life, aged just 26. It transpired that he was mourning the deaths of his best friend and his grandmother, and had received a tax bill that left...
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Rotten Tomatoes, the US-based review compilation website, has become a major name in the entertainment world. Film studios trumpet positive so-called “RT” ratings as a marketing tool, and a “Rotten” score can really harm the success of a movie. But has the site become too powerful? After heavy backlash linked...
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I don’t like people who say they’ve changed their ways. So when David Warner proclaimed he was a ‘changed man’ it tipped my thoughts about him over the proverbial cliff. People don’t change, it’s one of the few things I like about them. I said I’d lose weight and concentrate...
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On March 15th most students were probably saying tearful goodbyes to their flatmates before an all too long Easter break, thinking of nothing more than chocolate eggs and the impending doom of exam season. However, they could be forgiven for not being aware of the significance of this date, for...
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