Mount Everest hit the news this month as this season’s climbing death toll hit 10 – control of the mountain is now being questioned after it emerged that Nepal issued a record number of climbing permits, coupled with the release of a photo of a huge tailback near the summit. Why are people dying on Everest, and what can be done about it?
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Anna Taylor gives an analysis of the character Jaime Lannister, his ups and downs and most importantly his development throughout the show.
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Rhys Clarke discusses the recent announcement of live comedy events at Kasbah and why stand-up is becoming increasingly popular.
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Having to relearn how to eat and enjoy food when you have a dietary restriction is a huge undertaking and can be a daunting task. Jana Sopf shares a few helpful tips!
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Rhys Clarke reviews Rabbit's Head's performance of BU21, a play that explores the impact of terrorism, post a fictitious attack.
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The Leamington Assembly is to close with immediate effect, it has been announced.
A post on the venue's Twitter on Tuesday, 4 June, owed the closure to "the current level of rent and rates on the property, alongside repairs and upkeep that are needed to maintain a Grade 2 listed building", stating that it was "unviable".
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Rachel Blackburn meets the team behind Opera Warwick's 'The Beggar's Opera' and finds that it's no traditional interpretation.
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As the Israeli Elections drew to a close, the results were based less on nationalism and foreign relations, and more on Israeli domestic policy.
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The University and College Union (UCU) congress have voted to boycott the University of London (UoL)’s Senate House because of its treatment of cleaning, catering and security staff who are not directly employed by the university.
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Lydia Atkins questions whether UK theatres are doing enough to encourage, welcome and support audience members with disabilities.
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Emma Worrall looks at how aspects of 'American Psycho' can be brought into and interpreted in the current age of modern society.
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Hannah Wiggan shares some tips and tricks on dying your hair at home without damaging your hair and spending too much money.
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Lily Thwaites reviews Nettle Theatre's 'Lying in Silence', the student production tackling the Warwick group chat scandal.
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