Pint of Science festival returns to Coventry
Pint of Science is returning to Coventry this May as the city joins nearly 300 others across the globe to hold the festival.
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The rise of McTheatre
Eleanor Burgess discusses the phenomenon of McTheatre and whether theatre is becoming too commercialised.
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So, what’s really going on with this whole Brexit thing?
With the country in disarray over the Brexit saga, Reece Goodall offers some Brexit-themed satire to get to the heart of what's going on.
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How to stay happy and healthy this exam season
With exam season fast approaching, Sadia Nowshin shares her tips on staying happy and healthy throughout Term 3.
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Nigel Farage launches The Brexit Party in Coventry
Nigel Farage, former leader of the UK Independence Party (UKIP) and a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) launched The Brexit Party in Coventry on Friday 12 April.
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Swindle’s No More Normal is more than music, it’s a cinematic experience
Three years in the making, the London native has culminated an array of sounds and from it has appeared a masterpiece. No More Normal bridges gaps long-deemed unconnectable with ease and undeniable musicality. This album is a window into London through which we are allowed a quick glance at the cultural...
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Commercialising the lives of authors
Sadia Nowshin looks at if commercialising the lives of famous authors is inherently a bad thing or if it can be utilised in a positive way.
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Stagecoach implements new fares for buses to Leamington and Coventry
Stagecoach has introduced new bus fares for many of their services to Leamington and Coventry and around Warwickshire starting on 14 April.
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Young people in Leamington strike against climate change
Around 50 young people took part in a strike against climate change in Leamington Spa on Friday 12 April outside the Town Hall.
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Death by Stoning: How should we address Brunei’s new LGBT+ laws?
O n 3 April 2019, Brunei’s new penal code based on strict Sharia laws fully came into effect, punishing homosexual sex between men and adultery with death by stoning. Sharia law was first introduced in the miniscule nation-state in 2014, despite strong condemnation from international bodies. The new laws were...
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The reforms to sex education offer a welcome change
Jasmine Dhesi argues that government moves to change school sex education are a promising sign of things to come.
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University essay cheats in Australia could be jailed for up to two years
Those who are paid to write essays or take exams for university students could face two years in jail or hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, the Australian Education Minister Dan Tehan has warned.
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Beagles can detect lung cancer with almost 97% accuracy
Marta Zima reports on a new study which finds dogs can sniff out cancer, leading to hopes of early detection
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