Women outperform men in Japanese medical school’s admissions after exam rigging stops
Women outperformed their male counterparts in entrance exams for a medical school in Japan after it stopped rigging admissions procedures.
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The Netflix price increase is only the start of a streaming revolution
As streaming platform, Netflix increases their price for a second time in the last two years, Liam Gould discusses what it means for the future of the early 'streaming revolution'.
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A definitive guide to second-hand shopping
With fast fashion such a big problem for our planet, second-hand shopping might be the way to go! Vicki Simons shares her top tips.
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Man hospitalised following alleged assault in Kelsey’s in Leamington Spa
A man was hospitalised after he was allegedly assaulted in Kelsey's in Leamington Spa on Sunday 23 June after midnight.
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European universities alliance with Warwick awarded €5m Erasmus+ grant
An alliance of six European universities known as EUTOPIA, which the University of Warwick is part of, has been awarded a €5m Erasmus+ grant.
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The Battle for Abortion Rights in America
Last week, the Republican governor of the southern state of Georgia, Brian Kemp, signed a legislation for a “Heartbeat Bill”, which makes it illegal for women to have abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy, which is when the cardiac activity of a fetus is first detected. The state of Alabama...
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Female Warwick medical students allegedly face sexism at University Hospital
Female medical students from the University of Warwick have claimed to face sexism from both staff and patients while conducting their university placements at University Hospital Coventry.
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Plans to extend minimum wage to under-18s are a pipe dream
Luke James discusses Labour's pledge to extend minimum wage, arguing that such changes are simply Westminster once again selling us a dream.
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Elitism in the world of literature
Mary Francis explores the issue of elitism in the world of literature and suggests the ways that an elitist outlook has affected the industry
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“A joy to watch”: a review of Classical Modern Dance’s ‘Encore!’
Olive Chappell-Davies reviews CMD's 'Encore!', their final show of the year featuring performances from EQHO, Warwick Tap, and CMD finalists.
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81% of university vice-chancellors attend meetings on renumeration
81% of university vice-chancellors continue to attend meetings where their pay is set despite past pay-related scandals, the University and College Union (UCU) has found.
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Nintendo E3 2019 Roundup
Nintendo dominated E3 this year, with a Direct video full of fantastic announcements. There was more footage of Pokémon Sword and Shield, the reveal of No More Heroes III and new Contra games, as well as Square Enix’s Trials of Mana coming to the Switch (alongside The Witcher 3 and...
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A reprimand on the restoration of Notre-Dame
Jasmine Morris details the concerns surrounding the restoration of Notre-Dame, following an open letter cautioning Macron against rushing.
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